Tom Littlejohn
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The document is a collection of poems and song lyrics by Tom Littlejohn. It includes poems about a sock, growing up on Cape Cod, and a furry dog. It also contains the lyrics of a song called "Camilo" which is meaningful to the author because it describes his friend's experience deserting from the war and being imprisoned for not following orders to stay and fight.
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