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NEAR THE BRIDGE OF SAINT-CLOUD; AFTER ROUSSEAU by NORMAN DUBIE

First Line: A SWOLLEN INFANT UNDER A TREE, ROSE PETALS
Last Line: EQUAL TO CHILDHOOD, THROUGHOUT THE KINGDOMS OF THE EAST.
Subject(s): BABIES; DRUGS & DRUG ABUSE; PAINTINGS & PAINTERS; ROUSSEAU, THEODORE (1812-1867); INFANTS; NARCOTICS; OPIUM; COCAINE; CRACK; HEROIN;

Poem Sources:

THE AMERICAN POETRY REVIEW, V18#2, MARCH - APRIL /89.
  (1989)
 
THE MERCY SEAT; COLLECTED AND NEW POEMS, 1967-2001.
  DUBIE, NORMAN
  (2001)
 



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