The Whiskey Taster’s Flavor Guide

Merrier With Vodka Than With His Rose

Steadily, the wine flows 
And down a gullet goes;
Beside the bottle, tapping toes 
Of Brown drowning his woes 
And the brownish questions his foes 
From plain mischief pose:
Every morning a repeated dose 
That could ugly chapters close; 
Its aroma a sport to his nose,
As his glass remains close…

The merrier with vodka than with his Rose…
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January 10, 2022 at 8:28 AM
oh, wow, you surprised me with that last line. The difference a single keystroke makes. Excellent monorhyme!
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