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An Elementary School Classroom In A Slum

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On sour cream walls, donations.

Shakespeare’s heady

Cloudless at dawn, civilized dome riding all cities.

Belled’ flowery, Tyrolese valley.

Openhanded map

Awarding the world its world

The classroom walls:

are recently white-washed

wear an ugly look

are ugly looking since their creaming layer has fallen down

are ill-decorated

Solution

C.

are ugly looking since their creaming layer has fallen down

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