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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO PAN, by ANONYMOUS
First Line: "pan, who hast to thy command"
Last Line: Ay a merry heart and measure
Subject(s): Mythology - Classical;pan (mythology)
First Line: "pan, who hast to thy command"
Last Line: Ay a merry heart and measure
Subject(s): Mythology - Classical;pan (mythology)
PAN, who hast to thy command
Arcady, that famous land,
Pan the dancer, borne along
With the nymphs of Bacchus' throng,
Smile upon me, Pan, for pleasure
At a merry heart and measure.
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