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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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LIZA, by ELLEN DORE WATSON
First Line: In the ambulance a child
Last Line: Our tongues so much paper in our mouths
First Line: In the ambulance a child
Last Line: Our tongues so much paper in our mouths
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THE VOLUNTEER by HERBERT HENRY ASQUITH
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PLACES: 2. FULL MOON (SANTA BARBARA) by SARA TEASDALE
IN MEMORIAM A.H.H.: 14 by ALFRED TENNYSON
COQUETTE by THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH
AN AUTUMNAL THOUGHT, 1795 by ANNA LETITIA BARBAULD