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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SOME BRUISES, by TRICIA WARDEN
First Line: This is about as much fun as a pap smear
Last Line: I swear thrown in wet grass I could feel something
First Line: This is about as much fun as a pap smear
Last Line: I swear thrown in wet grass I could feel something
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