Take taking from those that give & nobody anywhere will need any more such gifts. — Kenneth Patchen, Collected Poems
Take taking from those that give & nobody anywhere will need any more such gifts. — Kenneth Patchen, Collected Poems
Take taking from those that give & nobody anywhere will need any more such gifts. — Kenneth Patchen, Collected Poems
Take taking from those that give & nobody anywhere will need any more such gifts. — Kenneth Patchen, Collected Poems
Take taking from those that give & nobody anywhere will need any more such gifts. — Kenneth Patchen, Collected Poems
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Take taking from those that give & nobody anywhere will need any more such gifts.

— Kenneth Patchen, Collected Poems
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