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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WALLACE STEVENS ESCAPES CONNECTICUT, by HOWARD WINN Poem Explanation First Line: Settling into the car seat, he feels his body cradled by fabric Last Line: Remains dark green, almost black %for any observer searching upward %into otherwise empty skies Subject(s): Stevens, Wallace (1879-1955) | |||
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