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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
OLD FLAME, by ROBERT PENN WARREN Poet's Biography
First Line: I never then noticed the rather sausage-like trotters
Last Line: Sausage-legs, maybe some kind of braids. Never, never, a face
First Line: I never then noticed the rather sausage-like trotters
Last Line: Sausage-legs, maybe some kind of braids. Never, never, a face
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