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Carl Sandburg - Near KeokukCarl Sandburg - Near Keokuk
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THIRTY-TWO Greeks are dipping their feet in a creek. Sloshing their bare feet in a cool flow of clear water. All one midsummer day ten hours the Greeks         stand in leather shoes shoveling gravel. Now they hold their toes and ankles         to the drift of running water. Then they go to the bunk cars         and eat mulligan and prune sauce, Smoke one or two pipefuls, look at the stars,         tell smutty stories About men and women they have known,         countries they have seen, Railroads they have built-         and then the deep sleep of children.
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