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To-day, which we call Adine (Wednesday), leave

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To-day, which we call Adine (Wednesday), leave by Omar Khayyam

To-day, which we call Adine [Wednesday], leave
the tiny cup and drink wine from a bowl. If other days
you drank but one fair bowl, to-day drink two, for Adine
ranks its fellow days, save one.

Form: Lyric

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