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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MAY DAY 1986, by KIM MATTSON First Line: Everything on the outside is the same this morning. On the outskirts of kiev Last Line: Into day and I have forgotten everything. The air is blue: stalks of poison Subject(s): Atomic Bomb - Victims; Kiev, Ukraine | |||
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