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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE RECOVERY OF MISS JESSY LEWARS, by ROBERT BURNS Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: But rarely seen since nature's birth
Last Line: For jessy did not die.
Subject(s): Healing; Cures
First Line: But rarely seen since nature's birth
Last Line: For jessy did not die.
Subject(s): Healing; Cures
But rarely seen since Nature's birth,
The natives of the sky;
Yet still one seraph's left on earth,
For Jessy did not die.
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