Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ROBINSON CRUSOE'S HAIR, by CAROL FROST Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: The lime tree, the eternal bars and bolts of the sea Last Line: His own father's face, fed him cakes and chafed his arms and legs, he cried again Subject(s): Robinson Crusoe | ||||||||
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