\magnification=\magstep1
\nopagenumbers
\voffset=1truein
\hoffset=1.5truein
\parindent=0.in
\hsize=4truein
\obeylines
\hskip0.5truein{\bf Ode to a Heineken Beer}
\vskip .5in
Nothing so slakes a Texas thirst
As a beer whose delectable bubbles burst
On a palate, tongue, and esophagus
Where the taste bud cluster's gregarious.
\bigskip

And nothing so pleases a Texas taste
As a beer you can feel from throat to waist
Caressing and soothing the gastro track
With a taste and a texture ambrosiac.
\bigskip

That beer makes other beers feel cursed:
When {\it they}\/ bubble best, the comparison's {\it worst}\/!
What beer produces this luscious foam
That trickles and tickles it long way home?
\bigskip

What brew transcends the delicious level
To make a gourmet beer drinker revel?
Why Heineken beer is the beer named first
By the drinkers of beer who are most well versed.
\bigskip

Their sipping, with accolades interspersed,
Is gripping because of their compliments tersed
Through lips that are willingly, killingly pursed
To receive the draught that is fittingly first.
\bigskip

Their eyes are graced, their lips are kissed
By the reineken, feineken Heineken mist,
And their noses feel they have been wet-nurs'd
When the tiny, Heine-ken bubbles burst!
\vskip.5truein
{\hskip 1.5truein \sl Robert E. Shutes}
{\hskip 1.5truein \sl April 18, 1974}
\bye
% This example was typeset using TeX from Stanford University,
% a QMS Lasergrafix Printer, and a driver from TAMU TUG.
% For more information contact:
%	Norman W. Naugle		Quality Micro Systems
%	P. O. Box 2736			  1 Magnum Pass
%	College Station, TX 77841	    Mobile, Alabama 36689
%	(409) 845-3104			   (205) 633-4300