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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PENOLOGICAL STUDY: 2. TOMORROW MORNING, by ROBERT PENN WARREN Poet's Biography
First Line: In the morning the rivers will blaze up blue like sulphur
Last Line: A characteristic phase at the threshold of the final narcosis?
First Line: In the morning the rivers will blaze up blue like sulphur
Last Line: A characteristic phase at the threshold of the final narcosis?
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