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His face is as white
As the hard chalk
That he scrawls monotonously
Across the somber blackboard.
His eyes are dim moons
Feebly reflecting
The desiccated suns
Of his college days.
And he curves over
A polished desk
Droning dusty platitúdes
Into the ears of “Young America.”
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