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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TONGUE-TIED, by CARLOS GERMAN BELLI
Sources:
THE WORLD'S BEST POETRY. SUPPLEMENT VI: TWENTIETH CENTURY AFRICAN AND LATIN AMERICAN VERSE.
(1989)
Page 185
PERU; THE NEW POETRY.
Tipton, David (ed.)
(1977)
Page 57
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