Omar Khayyám: See! the dawn breaks and rends night’s canopy; Arise! and drain a morning draught with me! Away with gloom! full many a

See! the dawn breaks and rends night’s canopy; Arise! and drain a morning draugh — Omar Khayyám

See! the dawn breaks and rends night’s canopy; Arise! and drain a morning draught with me! Away with gloom! full many a dawn will break Looking for us, and we not here to see.

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