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The article presents the poem "Shrinkage," by W.H. von Dreele. First Line: First drip by drip, too slow to see, Last Line: I hope he'll pull the stopper out.
- To the Europeans. von Dreele, W. H. // National Review;2/5/1982, Vol. 34 Issue 2, p106
The article presents the poem "To the Europeans," by W.H. von Dreele. First Line: The pig that built his house of straw; Last Line: As, inside, safe, he stuffed and stuffed.
- On Taxidermy. von Dreele, W. H. // National Review;8/6/1982, Vol. 34 Issue 15, p951
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- Overwhelmed. Von Dreele, W. H. // National Review;7/19/1993, Vol. 45 Issue 14, p36
The article presents the poem "Overwhelmed," by W. H. von Dreele. First Line: Though Myrna Loy appeared at home; Last Line: Wades in from tramps.
- Be Compassionate. Von Dreele, W. H. // National Review;5/16/1994, Vol. 46 Issue 9, p46
The article presents the poem "Be Compassionate," by W. H. von Dreele. First Line: Consider Mickey Kantor; Last Line: But isn't certain who.
- FLORIDA! Von Dreele, W. H. // National Review;5/20/2002, Vol. 54 Issue 9, p12
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