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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LIMERICK, by ANONYMOUS
First Line: A man to whom illness was chronic
Last Line: "'no, no,' said the doc, 'that's teutonic'"
Variant Title(s): Beer
Subject(s): Beer;drinks & Drinking; Ale
First Line: A man to whom illness was chronic
Last Line: "'no, no,' said the doc, 'that's teutonic'"
Variant Title(s): Beer
Subject(s): Beer;drinks & Drinking; Ale
A man to whom illness was chronic,
When told that he needed a tonic,
Said, "Oh, Doctor, dear,
Won't you please make it beer?"
"No, no," said the Doc, "that's Teutonic."
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