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Smoking Poems

A Good Cigar.
Oh, 'tis well and enough, A whiff or a puff From th...

Those Ashes.
Up to the frescoed ceiling The smoke of my cigarette...

In Favor Of Tobacco.
Much victuals serves for gluttony To fatten men like s...

The Duet.
I was smoking a cigarette; Maud, my wife, and the te...

In Wreaths Of Smoke.
In wreaths of smoke, blown waywardwise, Faces of o...

To The Tobacco Pipe.
Dear piece of fascinating clay! 'Tis thine to smooth l...

Geordie To His Tobacco-pipe.
Good pipe, old friend, old black and colored friend, W...

How It Once Was.
Right stout and strong the worthy burghers stood, ...

Smoking Spiritualized.
The following old poem was long ascribed, on apparently...

Cannon Song.
Come, seniors, come, and fill your pipes, Your richest...

My Meerschaums.
Long pipes and short ones, straight and curved, High...

To A Pipe Of Tobacco.
Come, lovely tube, by friendship blest, Belov'd and ...

My After-dinner Cloud.
Some sombre evening, when I sit And feed in solitude...

An Ode Of Thanks For Certain Cigars.
_TO CHARLES ELIOT NORTON._ Luck, my dear Norton, still...

With Pipe And Book.
With Pipe and Book at close of day, Oh, what is sweete...

Envoi.
Smokers, who doubt or con or pro, And ye who dare to...

The Smoker's Reverie.
(_OCTOBER._) I'm sitting at dusk 'neath the old beeche...

My Pipe.
When love grows cool, thy fire still warms me; When fr...

The True Leucothoe.
Let others praise the god of wine, Or Venus, love, a...

On A Broken Pipe.
Neglected now it lies, a cold clay form, So late with ...



MAECENAS BIDS HIS FRIEND TO DINE.








I beg you come to-night and dine.
A welcome waits you, and sound wine,--
The Roederer chilly to a charm,
As Juno's breath the claret warm,
The sherry of an ancient brand.
No Persian pomp, you understand,--
A soup, a fish, two meats, and then
A salad fit for aldermen
(When aldermen, alas the days!
Were really worth their _mayonnaise_);
A dish of grapes whose clusters won
Their bronze in Carolinian sun;
Next, cheese--for you the Neufchatel,
A bit of Cheshire likes me well;
Cafe au lait or coffee black,
With Kirsch or Kuemmel or cognac
(The German band in Irving Place
By this time purple in the face);
Cigars and pipes. These being through,
Friends shall drop in, a very few--
Shakespeare and Milton, and no more.
When these are guests I bolt the door,
With "Not at home" to any one
Excepting Alfred Tennyson.

ANON.





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