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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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HOPE, by JERRY MARTIEN
First Line: I used to say I could get by on faith &
Last Line: That there are still such trees as cherry trees %and such a fine hot thing as fire
First Line: I used to say I could get by on faith &
Last Line: That there are still such trees as cherry trees %and such a fine hot thing as fire
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THE MEADOW STREAM by EDMUND CHARLES BLUNDEN
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