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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required There was a man named Kaldi who herded sheep He fed them berries in Ethiopia but they could not sleep He then told his friends and they tried them, too Soon everyone worked harder and said goodbye to curfews Not 600 years later, it had spread through the Arabian Peninsula Then Turkey, Egypt, Persia, and Syria There was a terrible time when the Turks invaded Hungary But rumor has it that is when they brought coffee From 1520 on the story goes Coffee spilled through Europe and put people on their toes But many people in the church they had their concerns They called it Satanic and in hell coffee drinkers would burn But Pope Clement VIII he gave the bitter drink his blessing Then in 1670s London King Charles II took to his own messing There were fears of coffee meetings and political uprisings But by the end of the 1600s Kings Arms of Manhattan cafe was jiving It was brought by the Dutch to New Amsterdam People preferred tea and beer but would give coffee a chance Decades went by and they sipped, worked, and danced But by 1773 something forever changed the fate Of not just coffee but the colonies' reason to celebrate King George III went wild with tea taxes Revolutionaries rebelled by the masses They had the Boston Tea Party and then the war America was born and it opened a door Not just for freedom but the bitter, once Satanic drink It changed the way people socialize and the way that they think From Ethiopia to Turkey to England and the US we have Kaldi to thank and our minds to impress
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