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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
JUST TO BE YOUNG, by MARSHALL ILLSLEY
First Line: Just to be young, just to breathe deep and see
Last Line: Cæsar to joy, pizarro of the sun.
Subject(s): Youth
First Line: Just to be young, just to breathe deep and see
Last Line: Cæsar to joy, pizarro of the sun.
Subject(s): Youth
Just to be young, just to breathe deep and see
These southern steeps by Summer overrun,
Is to inherit kingdoms, is to be
Cæsar to joy, Pizarro of the sun.
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