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The Penguin Book Of Irish Poetry

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"It's a new year's resolution of mine to read a poem every night before I go to sleep. And as I've read all the poetry collections on my shelf, it's time to tackle this brick of a book. It's probably going to take me several months, but I think I'm going to enjoy it." — Jun 07, 2020 02:14AM

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