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Drink thou of wine before thy name shall vanish from

Drink thou of wine before thy name shall vanish from by Omar Khayyam

Drink thou of wine before thy name shall vanish from
this world, for, when this nectar enters thy heart, sorrow
disappears. Unbind strand by strand the hair of thy
charming idol, before the jointure of thy frame itself is
loosed.

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