Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A THESAURUS NIGHTMARE, by J. WILLARD RIDINGS First Line: Drink (ingurgitate, engulph, engorge, gulp) to me Last Line: (spirits, liquor, stingo, grog, cup that cheers, sir john barleycorn). Subject(s): English Language; Synonyms & Antonyms | ||||||||
Drink (ingurgitate, engulph, engorge, gulp) to me only with thine eyes (vision, glance, look, gaze, stare, perspicacity), And I will pledge (toast, salute, do the honors, greet, hob and nob) with mine; Or leave a kiss (buss, smack, osculation) within the cup (receptacle, mug, goblet, glass, tumbler), And I'll not (nowise, on no account, in no respect, by no manner of means) ask for (request, beg, sue, pray, petition, beseech, adjure, clamour for) wine (spirits, liquor, stingo, grog, cup that cheers, Sir John Barleycorn). | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A FEW DIFFERENCES: 5 by RICHARD WILBUR A FEW DIFFERENCES: 6 by RICHARD WILBUR A FEW DIFFERENCES: 7 by RICHARD WILBUR MORE OPPOSITES: 1 by RICHARD WILBUR MORE OPPOSITES: 10 by RICHARD WILBUR MORE OPPOSITES: 11 by RICHARD WILBUR MORE OPPOSITES: 12 by RICHARD WILBUR MORE OPPOSITES: 13 by RICHARD WILBUR MORE OPPOSITES: 14 by RICHARD WILBUR COWLEY: THE GARDEN by ALEXANDER POPE |
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