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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ALLEN GINSBERG, 1926-1997, by ERIN MURPHY Poem Explanation First Line: Tonight, as poets the world over ready words for you Last Line: Hungry for the low moan of a true vowel, now, at this intersection %of everything I've lost and ever | |||
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