No Alcoholic Here Poem by Aniruddha Pathak
No Alcoholic Here
There was a country hand, a rustic—
Some fancy calling him bucolic.
Going by what was Greek,
Keeping in mind colic,
Many take him as alcoholic.
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Bucolic comes from the Greek boukolikos, a herdsman,
a country bumpkin. Many mistake him as alcoholic.
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Ways of words | 15.08.2020 |
Topic: words, humour
A sparkling lLimerick on a rustic mistaken to be alcoholic...10
B ucolic comes from the Greek boukolikos, a herdsman, a country bumpkin. Many mistake him as alcoholic.......nice informative
Ha ha ha ha. You made my day The alcoholic Married a chocaholic Had brown babies All lovely ladies They tried to bleach All they did was breach Their brown skin Making it more thin I love humor
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