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A Quarrel With Love
Nicholas Breton
Of a venom-kind of nature,
That can, like a coney-ferret,
Creep unawares upon a...
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Indian Giver
Paul Newsom
bridges, the miles of concrete,
Coney Island and King...
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Jubilate Agno: Fragment A
Christopher Smart
praise the wisdom and power of God with the Coney, who scoopeth the rock, and archeth in the...
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King Lear's Wife
Gordon Bottomley
Hunt a pale coney in a soundless rush,
Their elfin and thin yelping pierced my heart
As with an unseen beauty...
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Missing Link
Kumar Kamal
Once I met a girl named Connie in Coney
Island;she was as pretty as a centerfold in
PB/PH;she made me warm,she made me cosy
She made...
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Oh, For a Bowl of Fat Canary
John Lyly
Veal, lamb, capon, pig, and coney;
None is happy but a glutton,
None an ass but who want...
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Rose and Murray
Conrad Potter Aiken
Of a spring evening on the Coney...
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Saw You On The Subway At Seven In The Morning
Jason Mui
a coincidence, we got off at the last stop on coney island
you got a phone call, it must have been your boyfriend, and then you started crying...
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The "motorists"
Mbahnwei
automobile without a licence on ‘a fun-ride at Coney...
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The Passionate Shepherd
Nicholas Breton
And the little black hair'd coney
  On a bank for sunny place
  With her forefeet wash her face:
  Are not these, with thousands...
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The Woodman And The Money Hunter
George Moses Horton
The opossum, coon, and coney;
They all are tame and venture nigh,
Regardless of the public eye,
I know but one among...
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Turns and Movies: Rose and Murray
Conrad Potter Aiken
Of a spring evening on the Coney...
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Who Can Live In Heart So Glad
Nicholas Breton
And the little black-haired coney,
On a bank for sunny place,
With her forefeet wash her face,-
Are not these, with thousands...
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