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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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AUTUMN FIRES, by MYRTLE MARIE MARMADUKE
First Line: How bright the bonfires of my childhood
Last Line: The leaves, the scarlett flame, the haze-soft sun, %and youth's bright, blowing dreams all blur, %as
First Line: How bright the bonfires of my childhood
Last Line: The leaves, the scarlett flame, the haze-soft sun, %and youth's bright, blowing dreams all blur, %as
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IN MEMORIAM A.H.H.: 13 by ALFRED TENNYSON
TO A WESTERN BOY by WALT WHITMAN
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