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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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PROMISES: 17. BOY'S WILL, JOYFUL LABOR WITHOUT PAY: 3, by ROBERT PENN WARREN Poet's Biography
First Line: Daylong, light, gold, leans on the land
Last Line: Spits once, says, 'hell, just another snake.'
First Line: Daylong, light, gold, leans on the land
Last Line: Spits once, says, 'hell, just another snake.'
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