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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
STROKE, by DAVID BAKER Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: In the lilac light, in the lengthening pulse of a sorrow Last Line: There is a bubble in the blood, tiny and clear, %singing through the stream on its way to the brain Subject(s): Stroke | |||
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