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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WATERCOLOUR, by LESLEY-ANNE BOURNE
First Line: My father wears so many colours
Last Line: And my hand's like a softball, taken in his %and pocketed deep
First Line: My father wears so many colours
Last Line: And my hand's like a softball, taken in his %and pocketed deep
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