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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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CHINESE BOWLS, by STEFANIE MARLIS
First Line: Butter melting on the knife at breakfast
Last Line: So a child at the zoo asks, if she came back %would she be azebra, a tiger
First Line: Butter melting on the knife at breakfast
Last Line: So a child at the zoo asks, if she came back %would she be azebra, a tiger
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WITHOUT CEREMONY by THOMAS HARDY
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TO A COMMON PROSTITUTE by WALT WHITMAN
SPANISH SPRING by JEAN D. ARMSTRONG
CHILDREN OF LIGHT by BERNARD BARTON