The final work in this collection describes the moment when the narrator shall pass among the "guests star-scatter'd on the grass" and reach a spot where he turned "down an empty glass". One translator of this work also made a translation of Life is a Dream by Pedro Calderon. The first work in this collection tells the reader to awake "for morning in the bowl of night" and describes the sultan's turret in a "noose of light". Translated by Edward Fitzgerald and having a name meaning "quatrain", one section of this work describes a "flask of wine", a "loaf of bread" and 
The final work in this collection describes the moment when the narrator shall pass among the "guests star-scatter'd on the grass" and reach a spot where he turned "down an empty glass". One translator of this work also made a translation of Life is a Dream by Pedro Calderon. The first work in this collection tells the reader to awake "for morning in the bowl of night" and describes the sultan's turret in a "noose of light". Translated by Edward Fitzgerald and having a name meaning "quatrain", one section of this work describes a "flask of wine", a "loaf of bread" and "thou". For 10 points, name this collection of poems by Omar Khayyam.
The final work in this collection describes the moment when the narrator shall pass among the "guests star-scatter'd on the grass" and reach a spot where he turned "down an empty glass".
the {Rubaiyat} of Omar Khayyam