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== Portrait of a Motor Car ==
 
<paragraph keywords="animals, anthropomorphism, car, car metaphor, driver, personification">
 
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It's a lean car… a long-legged dog of a car … a gray-ghost eagle car.
It's a lean car… a long-legged dog of a car … a gray-ghost eagle car.

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Bibliographic Information
Author Sandburg, Carl
Genre Poetry
Journal or Book Cornhuskers
Publisher Henry Holt and Company
Year of Publication 1918
Pages 55
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It's a lean car… a long-legged dog of a car … a gray-ghost eagle car.
The feet of it eat the dirt of a road… the wings of it eat the hills.
Danny the driver dreams of it when he sees women in red skirts and red sox in his sleep.
It is in Danny's life and runs in the blood of him … a lean gray-ghost car.

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