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Author: Polina Whitehouse

Polina Whitehouse is currently a Senior at The Brearley School.

Reaping Poetry: An Analysis of “When I have fears that I may cease to be” by John Keats

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Issue 14.3
Archives
- Issue 14.2
- Issue 14.1
- Issue 13:3
- Issue 13:2
- Issue 13:1
- Issue 12:3
- Issue 12:2
- Issue 12:1
- Issue 11:3
- Issue 11:2
- Issue 11:1
- Issue 10:3
- Issue 10:2
- Issue 10:1
- Issue 9:3
- Issue 9:2
- Issue 9:1
- Earlier Issues
- Authors
About
Submissions
- Guidelines
- Meringoff Writing Awards

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