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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LIFE'S GREETING, by ARTHUR LESLIE GREEN
First Line: At my good inn, the world, you may have rest
Last Line: Death waits, and for thy room another guest.
Subject(s): Life
First Line: At my good inn, the world, you may have rest
Last Line: Death waits, and for thy room another guest.
Subject(s): Life
AT my good inn, The World, you may have rest
One night, fair sir. Eat, drink, be merry;
Then up at dawn, for at his ferry
Death waits, and for thy room another guest.
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