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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
INCHEMEKINNA, by KEVIN BOWEN Poet's Biography
First Line: I never asked how it was that when the hunger came
Last Line: Wet scarves dripping up the path all afternoon
First Line: I never asked how it was that when the hunger came
Last Line: Wet scarves dripping up the path all afternoon
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Other Poems of Interest...
AN EPITAPH, INTENDED FOR HIMSELF by JAMES BEATTIE
OH, SWEET CONTENT by WILLIAM HENRY DAVIES
AT THE SAND CREEK BRIDGE by JAMES GALVIN
SONNET: 129 by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
AN HYMN OF HEAVENLY LOVE by EDMUND SPENSER
SONNETS OF MANHOOD: 34. FAIRY LAND by GEORGE BARLOW (1847-1913)