Haiku is an important form of traditional Japanese poetry. Modern day haiku is a 17-syllable verse form consisting of three lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables. I’m no poet, haiku or otherwise, as you’ll soon see.
Life without good wine
a novel without a plot
so hard to endure
When I drink too much
my life runs at a slow pace
but I miss so much
Beer in the morning
white wine with my early lunch
a cocktail at dusk
A tribute to wine
God’s wonderful gift to us
makes life far sweeter
God gave us wine to sip
to make our lives brighter
and to fuel our souls
We drink lots of wine
saving wonderful champagne
for our special days
Beer, our liquid bread
is food for our troubled souls
and life’s great reward
White wine with chicken
red wine goes best with beef
champagne with dessert
The Scots make Scotch
the Irish make whiskey too
but bourbon is ours
Drink and be merry
tomorrow will be here soon
and our lives soon end
How much wine is there
in a barrel and a half
who gives a damn, drink
When I drink too much
the world seems a lot better
but I’m soon asleep
Hangovers are tough
headaches and a cotton mouth
what a price to pay
Bordeaux in crystal
cheap wine in a Mason jar
I enjoy ‘em both
What will you request
on the last night of your life
I’ll have a scotch neat
Beer isn’t always
the amber color of wheat
it can be coal black
Cheers, santé, prost and salute
toasts heard around the planet
is everyone drunk
A scotch and water
may be the best drink of all
or a gin and tonic
They say martinis
should be shaken not stirred
I like ‘em both ways
A brandy at night
is one of God’s gifts to us
so drink and enjoy
Too Much Tequila, Too Little Sunscreen 
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