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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ELEPHANT TRUNKS, by CHARLES HARPER WEBB Poet's Biography
First Line: They writhe across the road like giant worms
Last Line: That he's alone now, wherever he goes
First Line: They writhe across the road like giant worms
Last Line: That he's alone now, wherever he goes
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