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“Last Picnic” by Charles Simic

11 May 2020 ~ Chris Cocca

I found this poem years ago and come back to it often. Read it here at Harvard Review.

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Amy Nicholson says:

11 May 2020 at 1:30 pm

A beauty. A poem that actually makes sense to me. Thank you for sharing!

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