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“happily leave enough disdain there”
“uptight versatile whispers are sublime” “we cry above our anatomy” Those are a few of the odd thoughts and profound notions currently gracing our Reading Room. Think you can do better? Make us a poem with our poetry magnets on the PN1998 stack end in the Humanities Reading Room (14S-200) and we’ll publish selections on this news blog! |
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