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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LAPIS LAZULI, by TOMAZ SALAMUN First Line: Three nights in a row I spent among the gnostics Last Line: That passed through my life, everything turns into lapis laxuli Subject(s): Sailors And Sailing; Sects | |||
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