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The greater part of this so-called article was made up of two unnecessary lists. The contents list of Last Poems was lifted from Wikisource, a link to which occurs in the lead anyway. The "Popular References" section had become a magnet for unexplained (and unreferenced) trivia. In any case, song settings do not count as such and were the only referenced items. There were several other settings and to include them I have therefore renamed that section. There is plenty of legitimate information concerning this volume available to be referenced. I suggest to future editors that they should look at the Manual of Style, and specifically at MOS:NOVELS, for guidance on how to approach literary topics and what to include. Mzilikazi1939 (talk) 11:26, 13 March 2017 (UTC)Reply
