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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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MOTHER NEVER SINGS, by SUSAN MARSHALL
First Line: The slipper is a constellation - a mushroom - a silver nut that sits
Last Line: His bones fly up there - land hard - land hard - I want to see you when I look
First Line: The slipper is a constellation - a mushroom - a silver nut that sits
Last Line: His bones fly up there - land hard - land hard - I want to see you when I look
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THE WIDOW'S MITE by FREDERICK LOCKER-LAMPSON
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