Now hear of the hundreds so hearty and haleWell, Nick, we'll miss you again this year. But thanks for the poetry.
Who drunk of the dregs of the Gabri-ale;
Who shouted for glory and clenchèd their fists,
And cried out, "good heavens, that flavour persists!"
They quaffed it like water and praised it like wine;
They called it exquisite; they said it was fine;
They toasted the Pope and the Infant on high,
And they fought with the earth and eloped with the sky.
And each man, sincerely, who had drunk so well:
"I alone have escaped to tell."
Wednesday, May 09, 2007
Gabrie-Ale inspired poetry
by Nick Milne (past Gilbert & Frances Scholarship award winner).
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I am beyond honored that Nick wrote a drinking song in honor of my homebrew -- and without even tasting it, no less.
ReplyDeleteMemo to self: mail a bottle or two to Nick.
:-)