American poetry Quote by Amy King

“The whiskey tasted like expensive honey. A bit too sweet, with smoky and earthy undertones. He hated it, but it was the beverage that…

— J.C. Reed

“Some nights you drink tea, some nights you drink whisky.”

— Atticus Poetry

“Life is sweet when the whisky's sour.”

— Jazz Egger

“Honey from the devil's fingers tastes bitter.”

— Matshona Dhliwayo

“Jess drew the way some people drink whiskey.”

— Katherine Paterson

“He is like ice cream without the calories or whiskey without the hangover. He's a drug. My drug.”

— Carmel Rhodes

“If the poets offered us nothing more than another make-believe world, they would be mere sellers of drugs or, at best, sweetmeats.”

— Robert Lynd

“R-E-M-O-R-S-E! Those dry Martinis did the work for me; Last night at twelve I felt intense, Today I feel like thirty cents. My eyes…

— George Ade

“She's like cold coffee in the morning I'm drunk off last nights whisky and coke She'll make me shiver without warning And make me…

— Ed Sheeran

“I feel like girls who drink whisky tell good stories.”

— Atticus Poetry

“Whiskey is many things to many people, but at the very root of its popularity lies the story.”

— Kate Hopkins

Poetry's a mere drug, Sir.

— George Farquhar