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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The King of Kegs He was the town drunk, that everyone loved. Didn't care about being arrested nor his children going food less. But at the bar, oh such a big hit. Always knew tons of jokes, he was the King of the Kegs! And nary a night, was he not lit. The sobers, shall we say, judged him as socially, mentally and morally unfit. Such self-righteous boring twits! Who judged him to death, never thinking that they had major shortcomings and faults, too! As we say in the USA, these prigs thought they were it! They had no idea he was attending recovery meetings at night. They so wrongly were condemning his addictive plight. The King of Kegs became quite sober. Moreover, he saved many, many others from death. He even opened a mission is southern LA that operates to this day and helped thousands to give up the booze and live a life with nary a drop of alcohol to begin their day. Nope, you won't hear of such heroes like this on the news, no! Too busy decrying the evil men do. After all, a fat paycheck buys them the best shoes. Things that are magnificent, my friends simply are not worthy of news. +Here's to all the good people in the world, including all those suffering from addictions, their families and those who do not understand that it is both a psychological and physical addiction, not a moral one.+ August 3, 2019 3:45am PST
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