Classic and Contemporary Poetry

UPON TUCK, EPIGRAM by ROBERT HERRICK

Poet Analysis

First Line: AT POST AND PAIRE, OR SLAM, TOM TUCK WOULD PLAY
Last Line: THIS CHRISTMAS, BUT HIS WANT WHERWITH, SAYES NAY.

At Post and Paire, or Slam, Tom Tuck would play
This Christmas, but his want wherwith, sayes Nay.

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