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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
"A DESCRIPTION; IN IMITATION OF MILTON, SELS.", by ANONYMOUS
First Line: "of man's important business, and his work"
Last Line: "uncostive, flowing forth in happiest strains"
Subject(s): "lavatories;milton, John (1608-1674);" Toilets
First Line: "of man's important business, and his work"
Last Line: "uncostive, flowing forth in happiest strains"
Subject(s): "lavatories;milton, John (1608-1674);" Toilets
Of Man's important Business, and his Work
Of Nature, late and early, ev'ry Day,
Sing, my Pierian Muse; in Numbers sweet
As is my Subject, voiding all thy Wit
Uncostive, flowing forth in happiest Strains.
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