A nightingale, inebriate (with love of the rose), within
Read 'A nightingale, inebriate (with love of the rose), within' by 'Omar Khayyam' and provide your summary and literary analysis in the comments section below.
A nightingale, inebriate (with love of the rose), within by Omar Khayyam
A nightingale, inebriate [with love of the rose], within
a garden saw the roses laughing with a cup of wine. To
me he came and whispered in my ear, in tones appropriate
to the circumstance: Be on thy guard, my friend; one
cannot hold the life that slips away.
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