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A Poem for National Rum Day

Posted on August 16, 2022 by wordcloud9

Rum has a mixed history, and like all distilled spirits, it can be your friend or your enemy. Rum has long been associated with sailors and pirates. In the West Indies during the 1600s, large plantations grew sugar cane. When … Continue reading →

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