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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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THEIR FUTURES DRIFT LIKE ASH ACROSS THE CITY, by SUSAN WHEELER Poet's Biography
First Line: Young women sturdy as pine trees
Last Line: Of reaching arms, fingers spread %like the ribs of the tightrope %walker's umbrella
Alternate Author Name(s): Wheeler, Sue
First Line: Young women sturdy as pine trees
Last Line: Of reaching arms, fingers spread %like the ribs of the tightrope %walker's umbrella
Alternate Author Name(s): Wheeler, Sue
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