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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
BIRDCAGE, by CHARLES HARPER WEBB Poet's Biography
First Line: Wrapped in blankets, it looks like a body humped in the bed
Last Line: I drop a ring into a birdcage with a clink that wakes me as I say, % I do.
Subject(s): Birdcages; Courthouses; Crime And Criminals; Judges; Prisons And Prisoners
First Line: Wrapped in blankets, it looks like a body humped in the bed
Last Line: I drop a ring into a birdcage with a clink that wakes me as I say, % I do.
Subject(s): Birdcages; Courthouses; Crime And Criminals; Judges; Prisons And Prisoners
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