English poem
Xii
Then from their brimming urns we drank sweet must, While all around us rose-crowned faces laughed Into our own: but hardly had we quaffed When, one by one, these crumbled into dust.
Versos English Madison Julius Cawein Xii
English poem
Then from their brimming urns we drank sweet must, While all around us rose-crowned faces laughed Into our own: but hardly had we quaffed When, one by one, these crumbled into dust.