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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE CAPTURE OF ATHENS, by ORACLE
First Line: Now hath the cast been made, and the net wide-spread is awaiting
Last Line: Tunnies come with the night, slipping on through the moon-lit water.
Subject(s): Athens, Greece
First Line: Now hath the cast been made, and the net wide-spread is awaiting
Last Line: Tunnies come with the night, slipping on through the moon-lit water.
Subject(s): Athens, Greece
NOW hath the cast been made, and the net widespread is awaiting:
Tunnies come with the night, slipping on through the moon-lit water.
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