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We-Bee and I-live by the quaffing-
'Tisn't all Hock-with us-
Life has its Ale-
But it's many a lay of the Dim Burgundy-
We chant-for cheer-when the Wines-fail-
Do we “get drunk”?
Ask the jolly Clovers!
Do we “beat” our “Wife”?
I-never wed-
Bee-pledges his-in minute flagons-
Dainty-as the trees-on our deft Head-
While runs the Rhine-
He and I-revel-
First-at the vat-and latest at the Vine-
Noon-our last Cup-
“Found dead”-”of Nectar”-
By a humming Coroner-
In a By-Thyme!
We'bee And I'live By The Quaffing
Emily Dickinson
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Poem topics: life, never, wife, head, nectar, minute, live, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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