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  <dc:title>Three unidentified poem drafts and prose piece about poetry</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Unidentified and untitled draft manuscript poem, beginning "When I was born in Iron [Angle] Street // My clothes were a size too big...", n.d.. Also untitled draft manuscript poem beginning "When I was in Devonport town...", n.d. Also draft incomplete manuscript short prose piece beginning "The splendid and strange thing about poetry (sometimes I think it's the only attraction) is that like the act of sex it can be practised anywhere, anytime...". Also draft untitled poem beginning "So I left the poor sods to it. // What else could a mother do?", n.d.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>undated</dc:date>
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