Latin/Lesson 9-Poem
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Latin is a language,
At least it used to be;
It killed the Ancient Romans,
And now it's killing me.
(Iambic Trimeter)
It killed Julius Caesar
And killed those who learned it.
Bless the dead!
They surely earned it.
(Anapestic Dimeter)
