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Impertinent Poems

by Edmund Vance Cooke

Level B2 · Upper-intermediatePoetry54 chapters
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About this book

About this book

Witty and reflective poems tackle everyday struggles, social quirks, and the human spirit with a playful yet profound voice. Dive into verses that challenge critics and celebrate life’s impertinent truths.

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Contents

54 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02A PRE-IMPERTINENCE.
03INDEX.
04IMPERTINENT POEMS
05DEAD MEN'S DUST.
06IN NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NOW.
07DON'T YOU?
08YOU TOO.
09THE ETERNAL EVERYDAY.
10DON'T TAKE YOUR TROUBLES TO BED.
11GOOD.
12LET'S BE GLAD WE'RE LIVING.

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