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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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COMMENSURATE, by STEFANIE MARLIS
First Line: Of equal extent or duration, from the latin com
Last Line: But there are stars everywhere, often on paths we can't see, no doubt %paired with us
First Line: Of equal extent or duration, from the latin com
Last Line: But there are stars everywhere, often on paths we can't see, no doubt %paired with us
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