10 Best Famous Bubbly Poems

Here is a collection of the top 10 all-time best famous Bubbly poems. This is a select list of the best famous Bubbly poetry. Reading, writing, and enjoying famous Bubbly poetry (as well as classical and contemporary poems) is a great past time. These top poems are the best examples of bubbly poems.

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 (16th January 1949)

I thank whatever gods may be
For all the happiness that's mine;
That I am festive, fit and free
To savour women, wit and wine;
That I may game of golf enjoy,
And have a formidable drive:
In short, that I'm a gay old boy
Though I be
 Seventy-and-five.

My daughter thinks. because I'm old
(I'm not a crock, when all is said),
I mustn't let my feet get cold,
And should wear woollen socks in bed;
A worsted night-cap too, forsooth!
To humour her I won't contrive:
A man is in his second youth
When he is
 Seventy-and-five.

At four-score years old age begins,
And not till then, I warn my wife;
At eighty I'll recant my sins,
And live a staid and sober life.
But meantime let me whoop it up,
And tell the world that I'm alive:
Fill to the brim the bubbly cup -
Here's health to
 Seventy-and-five!

 I never saw a face so bright
 With brilliant blood and joy,
As was the grinning mug last night
 Of Dick, our local boy,
When with a clumsy, lucky clout
 He knocked the champion out.

A week ago he swung a pick
 And sweated in a ditch.
Tonight he's togged up mighty slick,
 And fancies himself rich.
With floozies, fine food, bubbly drink
 He'll go to hell I think.

Unless they make another match;
 And if they do I guess
The champion won't have a scratch,
 But Dick will be a mess;
His map will be a muck of gore
 As he sprawls on the floor.

Then he'll go back his pick to swing,
 And sweat deep in the mud . . .
Yet still I see him in the ring,
 So gay with glee and blood,
Dancing a jig and holding high
 His gloves to climb the sky.

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