Omar Khayyám: So many cups of wine will I consume Its bouquet shall exhale from out my tomb; And every one that passes by shall halt,

So many cups of wine will I consume Its bouquet shall exhale from out my tomb; A — Omar Khayyám

So many cups of wine will I consume Its bouquet shall exhale from out my tomb; And every one that passes by shall halt, And reel and stagger with that mighty fume.

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