Omar Khayyám: Tn taverns better far commune with Thee Than pray in mosques and fail Thy face to see! O first and last of all thy creat

Tn taverns better far commune with Thee Than pray in mosques and fail Thy face t — Omar Khayyám

Tn taverns better far commune with Thee Than pray in mosques and fail Thy face to see! O first and last of all thy creatures Thou, 'Tis thine to burn and thine to cherish me.

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