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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ALLEGIANCES, by NANCY BOUTILIER
First Line: So she returned to her father's house without an
Last Line: Her own. The bread was forgotten in the oven
First Line: So she returned to her father's house without an
Last Line: Her own. The bread was forgotten in the oven
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