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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
EATING THE PIG, by DONALD HALL Poem Explanation Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Twelve people, most of us strangers, stand in a room Last Line: Opened your skin together / and tore your body apart, and took it / into our bodies Subject(s): Pigs; Food & Eating; Boars; Hogs | |||
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