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| The Rubaiyat is not a single poem, bit is rather a collection of verses written by or attributed to 'Umar Khayyam, the Persian mathematician, philosopher and astronomer who lived from 1048 - 1122. |
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| Verse 42 ... " And if the wine you drink, the Lip you press, End in what All begins and ends in -- Yes; Think then you are Today what Yesterday You were -- To-morrow you shall not be less." |
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| If you wish to read more, select the verses below, it should be read from 1- 101, to fully enjoy the twists and turns of life, love , struggle and triumph ......... luxuriate within the words as they entwine with your thoughts and emotions ...... |
| Verses 17 - 33 of 101 |
| Verses 34 - 50 of 101 |
| Verses 51 - 67 of 101 |
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| Verses 68 - 84 of 101 |
| Verses 85 - 101 |