Epigaeus: growing close upon the earth.

The poem “Epigaeus: growing close upon the earth" by Sylvia Legris is presented. First Line: Hurl epithets at the manured, at the turf-margined, Last Line: The non-onlookered atrophied, the involuntary.

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Published in:Harvard Review no. 51; pp. 44 - 45
Main Author: LEGRIS, SYLVIA
Format: Poem
Published: Harvard Review 2017
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