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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
QUEEN OF THE BILLIARDS, by LAURENCE LIEBERMAN First Line: On the first eve of carnival, night of the queen Last Line: While-the cue stick smashed across his knee- %he waves wood icicle spears, zululike, with each hand Subject(s): Billiards | |||
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