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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
DAYS OF 1931, by JAMES COLLINS First Line: A ritual, he thinks, is something you continue to do long after it has lost Last Line: He was wrong. Not one had that desire Subject(s): Cavafy, Constantine P. (1863-1933); Mythology - Classical; Orpheus; Thebes, Greece | |||
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