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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ANACREON'S TOMB, by ANONYMOUS
First Line: "pour a libation, stranger, as you pass"
Last Line: It is an anacreon's tomb. He loved his glass
Subject(s): Anacreon (582-485 B.c.);drinks & Drinking;poetry & Poets
First Line: "pour a libation, stranger, as you pass"
Last Line: It is an anacreon's tomb. He loved his glass
Subject(s): Anacreon (582-485 B.c.);drinks & Drinking;poetry & Poets
Pour a libation, stranger, as you pass.
It is Anacreon's tomb. He loved his glass.
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