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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WALT WHITMAN AND THE BIRDS, by JOSE FONTINHAS First Line: On waking up, I remembered peter doyle. It must have been Last Line: To the waters of being, like one who prepares himself for flight Subject(s): Poetry And Poets; Poetry Society Of America; Whitman, Walt (1819-1891) | |||
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