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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SLEEPERS, by WILLIAM ABERG First Line: They are sleeping dreams came to them while they toiled in the fields Last Line: Harvested without anyone visible to work the earth, without anyone to taste %its profits Subject(s): Prisons And Prisoners | |||
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