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LADY IN THE PINK MUSTANG by LOUISE ERDRICH

First Line: THE SUN GOES DOWN FOR HOURS, TAKING MORE OF HER ALONG
Last Line: UNTIL WE'RE EVEN. UNTIL THE LAST %COIN IS RUBBED FOR LUCK AND SPENT. %I DON'T SELL FOR NOTHING LESS
Subject(s): ALIENATION (SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY); DISSENTERS; EXILES; MARGINALITY, SOCIAL; POPULAR CULTURE - UNITED STATES;

Poem Sources:

HARPER'S ANTHOLOGY OF 20TH CENTURY NATIVE AMERICAN POETRY.
  NIATUM, DUANE (ED.)
  (1988)
 
NEW AND OLD VOICES OF WAH'KON-TAH.
  DODGE, ROBERT K., & MCCULLOUGH, JOSEPH B, (EDS.)
  (1985)
 
OUTSIDERS; POEMS ABOUT REBELS, EXILES, AND RENEGADES.
  BOSSELAAR, LAURE-ANNE (ED.)
  (1999)
 
REAL THINGS; AN ANTHOLOGY OF POPULAR CULTURE IN AMERICAN POETRY. EDITED BY JIM ELLEDGE AND SUSAN SWARTWOUT.
  ELLEDGE, JIM (ED.)
  (1999)
 
JACKLIGHT.
  ERDRICH, LOUISE
  (1984)
 



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