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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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PARING MY MOTHER'S NAILS, by WILLIAM JOHNSON
First Line: When I switch off the light that hurts her eyes
Last Line: Casts its halo, the light grainy and dim, %like a net sifting what falls between us
First Line: When I switch off the light that hurts her eyes
Last Line: Casts its halo, the light grainy and dim, %like a net sifting what falls between us
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