| Early poetry of Nathan Coppedge WAITING |
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| I was a poor man when I saw her eyes then she laughed and I went lightly I was lost until she moved her feet we both went round the room I moved into her eyes she sank onto her feet We went round the room, I 'd never met the kind of beat for while there was the slightest falter little held us hand in hand I took the rose she took my words (there was no end). poetry ii. main |
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