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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
DESERT WIFE: 3, by ADA HASTINGS HEDGES Poem Explanation First Line: They had their dreams of green alfalfa fields Last Line: She must have trees against the hill, she said, %that frowned unbearably upon her head | |||
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