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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TENDRIL IN THE MESH: 1, by WILLIAM EVERSON Poem Explanation Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: And it creams: from under her elbow a suffix of light, a sheen of kept being Last Line: Your breast pounds and proves; the sound of your heart extols its ancient surrender Alternate Author Name(s): Antoninus, Brother | |||
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