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A Simple Poem When poems appear simple and contrived, They seldom mirror ample sweat deprived. They succumb to near awful tales derived, I know them and sneer at the drool revived. Yet no pioneer found a jewel and thrived, without growing anguish to find their drive. Sift thoroughly the stitch from false wounds I’ve fully shown. Nearer to heart distress survives.
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