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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MANATEE, by KATHERINE STRECKFUS First Line: Sirenian, %are you brobdingnagian? Last Line: In the trees. But after more than an hour, %we still found no trace of you in the water Subject(s): Manatees | |||
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