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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AFTER THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, ALL THINGS HAPPEN AT ONCE, by ROBERT BLY Poem Explanation Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Now we enter a strange world, where the hessian christmas Last Line: Like turkeys are singing from the tops of trees! %and the whiskey boys are drunk outside philadelphi | |||
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