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O comrades dear, when hither ye repair

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O comrades dear, when hither ye repair by Omar Khayyam

O comrades dear, when hither ye repair
In times to come, communion sweet to share,
While the cupbearer pours your old Magh wine,
Call poor Khayyam to mind, and breathe a prayer.

Form: Rubai

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