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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
GARDEN OF DISORDER: 2, by CHARLES HENRI FORD Poem Explanation Poet's Biography First Line: Let us try dividing the impersonal and personal Last Line: Oh why are we afraid? For beowulf bellows %across the centuries to bravery's bedfellows Alternate Author Name(s): Ford, Charles Henry | |||
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