A Song for My FatherPeterloo Poets, 1989 - 61 páginas |
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... suffering your death now our bereavement your courage our abhorrence of every repressor of those who would attempt to hide freedom in a cloud of teargas to beat justice to its knees with the sjambok to dangle Africa from a white noose ...
... suffering your death now our bereavement your courage our abhorrence of every repressor of those who would attempt to hide freedom in a cloud of teargas to beat justice to its knees with the sjambok to dangle Africa from a white noose ...
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... suffering came to take him into custody and he trudged like Keats into that other country whose longing speaks straight to the heart Vladimir Mayakovsky too became a pal uneasy with energy drinking 23 Learning Russian.
... suffering came to take him into custody and he trudged like Keats into that other country whose longing speaks straight to the heart Vladimir Mayakovsky too became a pal uneasy with energy drinking 23 Learning Russian.
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... suffer one mother averting her head ... it would have been worthwhile and to how many did you give the kiss of life ? but more than that you did more than transport hope to the famine - stricken ( which no one shipped to us in Black '47 ) ...
... suffer one mother averting her head ... it would have been worthwhile and to how many did you give the kiss of life ? but more than that you did more than transport hope to the famine - stricken ( which no one shipped to us in Black '47 ) ...
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