Canterbury Beer Festival Poem by Mark R Slaughter

Canterbury Beer Festival



No man may last on Earth
Devoid of ale -
And how we crave the tang and
Heavy pang of cider

Married thro' the years
May render pale
Our sorry constitution; wider
tho' our repertoires
Doth grow
For amber brews -
And absolution!

Drink is on the mind -
And very kind I say -
So let us up! to play -
Our festival is nigh! -
‘Tis calling round the corner -
Spirits wand'ring high -

If not I'll be a mourner
Having missed
Our being pissed!

Copyright © Mark R Slaughter 2014

Thursday, August 14, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Friendship
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An ode to the annual CAMRA Canterbury Beer Festival
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