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Poem by Horace Smith


At the Tavern


Champagne doth not a luncheon make,
Nor caviare a meal;
Men gluttonous and rich may take
These till they make them ill.
If I've potatoes to my chop,
And after that have cheese,
Angels in Pond & Spiers's shop
Serve no such luxuries. 



Horace Smith


Horace Smith's other poems:
  1. Written in the Porch of Binstead Church, Isle of Wight
  2. To the Rev. A. A. in the Country from His Friend in London
  3. The Curate to His Slippers
  4. Campbell’s Funeral
  5. Address to the Orange-tree at Versailles


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