“Out of the whirling womb of time come millions of men and their feet crowd the earth and they cut one another's throats for room to stand and among them all are not two thumbs alike.”
Quote by Carl Sandburg
Book:Chicago Poems
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Chicago Poems
This collection of poetry delves into the essence of Chicago, capturing its vibrant streets, diverse communities, and the spirit of its inhabitants through a variety of poetic forms and voices. more
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