The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 136,Oplag 1–3Yale Literary Society, 1967 |
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... leave nothing to say except " What have you got there ? " to which she says , " Look , poetry . " Circumstances limit it to that despite that certain ache . You look at her again reading the poem and realize that the brown hair and ...
... leave nothing to say except " What have you got there ? " to which she says , " Look , poetry . " Circumstances limit it to that despite that certain ache . You look at her again reading the poem and realize that the brown hair and ...
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... Leaving Home , have an obvious moral to them , but many are only observation and description , with the music itself ... leave the tune alone , giving it a feeling of sincerity that reinforces the lyrics and produces a staggering effect ...
... Leaving Home , have an obvious moral to them , but many are only observation and description , with the music itself ... leave the tune alone , giving it a feeling of sincerity that reinforces the lyrics and produces a staggering effect ...
Side 20
... leave me alone when I'm dressing , Jimmy , get my slip , and last - born Johnny rub Mama's back . That feels good , good boys , Don't look ! Get away , get the hell to bed , I hear the bell ! I'm entitled to some fun with your father ...
... leave me alone when I'm dressing , Jimmy , get my slip , and last - born Johnny rub Mama's back . That feels good , good boys , Don't look ! Get away , get the hell to bed , I hear the bell ! I'm entitled to some fun with your father ...
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