A Cabbage Patch Poem by Robert William Service

Such a great write by Robert William Service👍👍👍

' The world its way can go'.........lovely! Thanks for sharing!

A fun view of how important we all are

awesome

And so I mock at fame, With books unread; No monument I claim When I am dead; .............. fame a vain trick a lame trip in the brain camp! !

TWO: Keep smiling keeps one young, isn't it? He has lived very long for poets of this era. A most suitable choice of Poem Hunter Team for this Classic Poem Of The Day. Congratulations! Myriad of 10's for the vote! My personal Felicitations too for the Poet's lineage. GBU All.

ONE: Service has composed a loveliest Poem, humorous, full of spirit and with bits of irony. He has a natural talent to make his poems sound sardonic, which brings flavor in all his ouvre. The title says it all: A Cabbage Patch. A highest merit, this confessional poem of earlier era and he died last century at an old age.

What a nice poem about the poet who longs for a simple life, unknown to the world of glitz. Like to read again and again. Thanks for posting.

i hail the declaration in this poem, though i have a different view of the afterlife. the noble work of farmers and gardeners is almost never the subject of tv cameras, while pompous politicians and those whose work can mean destruction get lots of attention. -gk

Life is indeed for the living. Not for chasing after shiny things and die. Brilliant piece.