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Why has no one ever sung the rue Galilee
rue Galilée full of dahlias rue Galilée full of hydrangeas rue Galilée with noble pediments rue Galilée loved by pedestrians rue Galilée lined with canals rue Galilée adored by cars rue Galilée terrible beauty rue Galilée which is really she whom I must sing in prose and in verse to all the Universe rue Croix-Nivert Notestranslated by Rachel Galvin Leave a guest comment (subject to review) |
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