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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CHAGALL IN HIS SICKNESS, by MARY KINZIE Poem Explanation Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: When we came to the darkened town. You sang a song Last Line: Where we're but spirit, star, and emblem of your cosmic jest Subject(s): Chagall, Marc (1889-1885) | |||
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