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The Swimmer
Stroke after stroke, stroke after stroke
She glides across...
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The Swimmer
Stroke after stroke, stroke after stroke
She glides across the water, skin shimmering inches below
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An arrow soaring just beneath the surface rises to the top again
Stroke after stroke, stroke after stroke.
How do the longer lines most clearly contribute to the meaning of the poem?
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