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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
HOW WOEFUL IT IS FOR ME, by PETER BORNEMISZA
First Line: How woeful it is for me from thee to be parted
Last Line: When, pray, shall fair buda be, once again, my dwelling
First Line: How woeful it is for me from thee to be parted
Last Line: When, pray, shall fair buda be, once again, my dwelling
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