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骷髏上的薔薇   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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於賡虞 著
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Title
骷髏上的薔薇
Publisher
古城書社·北京
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目錄
001 骷髏上的薔薇
002 夜思
003 希望之葬埋
004 只我歌頌地獄
005 長逝
006 歸來
007 荒山孤立
008 毀滅
009 流浪之歲暮
010 苦水
011 晚禱
012 籬邊
013 空夢
014 北海雪夜
015 疲憊的旅人
016 慘害
017 鄉思
018 午夜
019 葬情
020 春
021 北海舟上
022 慘笑之夢痕
023 憎
024 今夜
025 天涯哀曲
026 修道者的懺悔

Language Chinese
Publication date 1927(民國十六年)
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institution QS:P195,Q732353
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新詩;詩歌;現代

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