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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PRETTY NEARLY EVERYBODY, by ANNETTE WYNNE
First Line: Pretty nearly everybody has some fun each day
Last Line: Yet I've never heard of mothers going out to play
Subject(s): Mothers; Play
First Line: Pretty nearly everybody has some fun each day
Last Line: Yet I've never heard of mothers going out to play
Subject(s): Mothers; Play
PRETTY nearly everybody has some fun each day,
Yet I've never heard of mothers going out to play.
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