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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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OTHER LOVERS: SHE NEVER THOUGHT SHE COULD WITH ANYONE ELSE, by JACKIE KAY
First Line: And now, here she is, whispering urgently into another ear
Last Line: She scrubs the bath twice a day, and at night, %sees the wrong lover mouthing her name
First Line: And now, here she is, whispering urgently into another ear
Last Line: She scrubs the bath twice a day, and at night, %sees the wrong lover mouthing her name
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