Pipe and Pouch - The Smoker's Own Book of Poetry by Various
page 71 of 210 (33%)
page 71 of 210 (33%)
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When age and his own lucky star
To him perfected wisdom show, The schooner glides across the bar, And beer for him shall freely flow; A pipe with genial warmth shall glow, To which he turns in direst need, To seek in smoke surcease of woe,-- A slave is each man to the weed. ENVOI. Smokers, who doubt or con or pro, And ye who dare to drink, take heed! And see in smoke a friendly foe,-- A slave is each man to the weed. BRANDER MATTHEWS. HE RESPONDETH. SHE. |
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