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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
NIKOLA TESLA IN BUDAPEST, 1881, by KEVIN MEAUX First Line: I felt daylight flame beneath my skin Last Line: And all his thoughts combust into spun stars Subject(s): Sickness; Tesla, Nikola (1856-1943) | |||
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