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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CELEBRATING MY BIRTHDAY IN GREENWICH VILLAGE, by SANDRA STONE First Line: This week, my life took a turn. I'm not ailing. But then, who knows Last Line: After I survive what it's not Subject(s): Birthdays; Greenwich Village, New York City | |||
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