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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
STANDING NEAR THE GHATS ALONG THE GANGES, by WILLIAM KISTLER First Line: Since this is the circumstance of life Last Line: Into ash, gone without hesitation %into the sky of continuous beginning Subject(s): Ganges River, India; Life; Travel | |||
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