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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
NON OMNIS MORIAR, by WILLIAM HUGHES
First Line: Lives through two thousand years
Last Line: "not all of me shall die."
Subject(s): Immortality
First Line: Lives through two thousand years
Last Line: "not all of me shall die."
Subject(s): Immortality
Lives through two thousand years,
Rings down the singing spheres,
The pagan poet's cry --
"Not all of me shall die."
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