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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ON A FELLUCA ONE EVENING IN THE AEGEAN, A FELICIFIC RITE IS PERFORMED, by MARK WHITE First Line: He claimed to be a simple fellah from syria Last Line: With the frenetic f#s of a flock of bacchanalian fringillids Subject(s): Aegean Sea; Religion; Syria | |||
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