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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ELIZABETH BISHOP COMES TO DINNER, by SUSAN PLINER First Line: First, you should know it's a dream. I've been readinf Last Line: Hums: elegant passion of cold, loss, iridescence, %(wire, cages, water) says the woman from vassar Subject(s): Bishop, Elizabeth (1911-1979); Dreams | |||
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