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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SPARROW'S GATE, by BRIGIT PEGEEN KELLY Poem Explanation Poet's Biography First Line: And the bird shot through that would, had the stone arms been intact Last Line: And they are laughing and laughing, and carrying on | |||
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