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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
1959, LOOMIS AVENUE, by PHILIP S. BRYANT
First Line: The intimate smell that belongs
Last Line: Calling us home
Subject(s): Bible; Jesus Christ; Preaching And Preachers; Religion; Sermons; Speech
First Line: The intimate smell that belongs
Last Line: Calling us home
Subject(s): Bible; Jesus Christ; Preaching And Preachers; Religion; Sermons; Speech
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