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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CREOLE, by ROBERT PINSKY Poem Explanation Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: I'm tired of the gods, I'm pious about the ancestors: afloat Last Line: Creole comes from a word meaning to breed or to create, in a place Subject(s): Roman Empire; Names; Ancestors & Ancestry; Language; Creoles; Heritage; Heredity; Words; Vocabulary | |||
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