Drinking Poem, Bartender
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| So What? The horse and cow live thirty years, They never touch light wine or beers. Sheep and goats are dead at twenty, They drink no liquor-water plenty. At ten the cat has lost nine lives, On milk and water no beast thrives. At five the birds are mostly dead, They look not on the wine that's red. Bugs a few days remain on earth, They do not know the cocktail's worth. But awful, wicked, rum-soaked men Live on for three score years and ten |
