Coleridge's Poem: Song To Be Sung By The Lovers Of All Noble Liquors Comprised Under The Name Of Ale

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A poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Song To Be Sung By The Lovers Of All The Noble Liquors Comprised Under The Name
________________________________________________ Title: Song To Be Sung By The Lovers Of All The Noble Liquors Comprised Under The Name Author: Samuel Taylor Coleridge [More Titles by Coleridge] A. Ye drinkers of Stingo and Nappy so free, Are the Gods on Olympus so happy as we? B. They cannot be so happy! For why? they drink no Nappy. A. But what if Nectar, in their lingo, Is but another name for Stingo? B. Why, then we and the Gods are equally blest, And Olympus an Ale-house as good as the best! [The end] Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem: Song To Be Sung By The Lovers Of All The Noble Liquors Comprised Under The Name Of Ale ________________________________________________ GO TO TOP OF SCREEN

A poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge