'Born Yesterday' by Philip Larkin - A Critical Analysis

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'Born Yesterday' by Philip Larkin - A Critical Analysis

AuthorDavid Wheeler

PublisherDog's Tail Books

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Author(s)David Wheeler

PublisherDog's Tail Books

ISBN / ASINB006M71TXW

ISBN-13978B006M71TX6

MarketplaceFrance 🇫🇷

Description

An analysis of this uncharacteristically hopeful poem by Philip Larkin.

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