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Date: 1922
"Your lustrous-warm eyes are too sadly kind / To mask the meaning of your dreamy tale, / Your guarded life too exquisitely frail / Against the daggers of my warring mind."
preview | full record— McKay, Claude (1889-1948)
Date: 1970
"If it goes off / If my imagination detonates, orphans me."
preview | full record— Dunlap, Mary (1949-2003)
Date: 1990
"But now I rock a bar stool and I drink for two / Just pondering this time bomb in my mind."
preview | full record— John Linnell and John Flansbaugh [They Might Be Giants]
