Jonathan ROBIN (22 September / London)
Poems by Jonathan ROBIN : 1627 / 1997
Southpaw Sonnet
Some simple seem, serenity
Often slips between their fingers,
Unfortunate, their left reach lingers
Till slip dream's opportunity.
Hope springs eternal, yet they see
Perpetual challenge, count the cost.
Alas short shrift life shares: keys lost,
West gone SOUTH fragility.
Put down by up right pitch some flee
As right wing blindness shows its strength,
Would one not go to any length
SO they gain credibility?
Unfortunate that prejudice
THeir gifts dismiss, remiss miss bliss.
(20 March 2013)
Jonathan ROBIN
Submitted: Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Poems by Jonathan ROBIN : 1627 / 1997
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