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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FOR PHILLIP WHO WOULD BE SIX YEARS OLD TODAY, by HELEN DOREMUS
First Line: For all of us the world's a stage
Last Line: Without a line to say.
Subject(s): Play
First Line: For all of us the world's a stage
Last Line: Without a line to say.
Subject(s): Play
For all of us the world's a stage,
Each with his part to play,
But Phillip just walked on and off
Without a line to say.
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