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"sheaf of poems" . I want to know if one can use 'sheaf' for poems.
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A "sheaf" is a pile or bundle of things, especially paper. A "sheaf" of poems would be a stack of poems written on loose-leaf paper and bundled together in some fashion.
- A "sheaf" is a pile or bundle of things, especially paper.
- A "sheaf" of poems would be a stack of poems written on loose-leaf paper and bundled together in some fashion.
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A "sheaf" is a pile or bundle of things, especially paper. A "sheaf" of poems would be a stack of poems written on loose-leaf paper and bundled together in some fashion.
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