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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE MIRROR, by FAIRFAX DOWNEY
First Line: At grace's house -- I often call
Last Line: To powder nose and fix her face.
Subject(s): Faces; Mirrors
First Line: At grace's house -- I often call
Last Line: To powder nose and fix her face.
Subject(s): Faces; Mirrors
At Grace's house -- I often call --
A mirror's hanging in the hall.
I'm mighty glad it's handy there,
It gives a chance to slick your hair.
Whenever we are stepping out
To movies or to play about,
That mirror's handy too, for Grace
To powder nose and fix her face.
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