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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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SUMMER SOLSTICE, by JERRY MARTIEN
First Line: In a spring tide they are a long way out. %you have to swim
Last Line: The continent moves out to meet the waves again. %she tip-toes back
First Line: In a spring tide they are a long way out. %you have to swim
Last Line: The continent moves out to meet the waves again. %she tip-toes back
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