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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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MY NAME IS WOMAN, SELS: ANNA MARIE, by RUTH WEISS
First Line: Barefoot in winter. In the city. In the mid-west winter of the usa. I am seven
Last Line: The chainsaw from cutting it down. And my toes tell me the story of the redwood. And %about survivin
First Line: Barefoot in winter. In the city. In the mid-west winter of the usa. I am seven
Last Line: The chainsaw from cutting it down. And my toes tell me the story of the redwood. And %about survivin
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