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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
COMING HOME, DETROIT, 1968, by PHILIP LEVINE Poem Explanation Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: A winter tuesday, the city pouring fire, Last Line: The twisted river stopped at the cover of iron. / we burn this city every day Subject(s): Cities; Detroit, Michigan; Homecoming; Industry; Labor & Laborers; Urban Life; Work; Workers | |||
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