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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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EPIGRAM: A WALK IN SURREY, by G. N. CLARK
First Line: You see no great adventure in the tale
Last Line: And every pot of beer a holy grail.
Subject(s): Oxford University; Surrey, England
First Line: You see no great adventure in the tale
Last Line: And every pot of beer a holy grail.
Subject(s): Oxford University; Surrey, England
YOU see no great adventure in the tale
Who know not common things how fair they be,
But Guildford still is Astolat for me
And every pot of beer a Holy Grail.
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