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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
DRINKING SONG, by AVENZOAR First Line: A house well supplied Last Line: Are devils, and worse! Alternate Author Name(s): Abu Marwun `abd Ad-malik Ibn Abi Al-`ala' Zuhr; Ibn Zuhr | |||
A house well supplied, A door ever wide, Good wine in the cask, A pitcher, a flask. A friend of delight To greet with the night, His manners all charm, His kisses no harm. And if he deny Or bid up too high, The cup and the purse Are devils, and worse! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE BEAST OF BURDEN by MARIANNE MOORE ONCE BEFORE by MARY ELIZABETH MAPES DODGE MY LADY'S TEARS by JOHN DOWLAND THE ROMAN ROAD by THOMAS HARDY THE EVE OF ST. AGNES by JOHN KEATS THE UNPARDONABLE SIN by NICHOLAS VACHEL LINDSAY NOW PRECEDENT SONGS, FAREWELL by WALT WHITMAN |
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