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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TWO STUDIES IN IDEALISM: 2. HARVARD '61: BATTLE FATIGUE, by ROBERT PENN WARREN Poet's Biography
First Line: I didn't mind dying - it wasn't that at all
Last Line: Where people who haven't the right just die, with ghastly impertinence
Subject(s): Harvard University; Idealism
First Line: I didn't mind dying - it wasn't that at all
Last Line: Where people who haven't the right just die, with ghastly impertinence
Subject(s): Harvard University; Idealism
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TWO STUDIES IN IDEALISM: 2. HARVARD '61: BATTLE FATIGUE by ROBERT PENN WARREN
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PHI BETA KAPPA POEM; HARVARD, 1914 by BLISS CARMAN
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IDEALISTS by ALFRED FRANCIS KREYMBORG
LETTER TO A PURIST by SYLVIA PLATH
AN IDEALIST by CALE YOUNG RICE
REVELATION by ROBERT PENN WARREN
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