My Muse is simple,—yet it`s nice To think you don`t need to think twice On words I write. I reckon I`ve a common touch And if you say I cuss too much I answer: `Quite!` I envy not the poet`s lot; He has something I haven`t got, Alas, I know. But I have something maybe he Would envy just a mite in me,— I`m rather low. For I am cast of common clay, And from a ditch I fought my way, And that is why The while the poet scans the skies, My gaze is grimly gutterwise, Earthy am I. And yet I have a gift, perhaps Denied to proud poetic chaps Who scoff at me; I know the hearts of humble folk; I too have bowed beneath the yoke: So let my verse for them evoke Your sympathy.SourceThe script ran 0.001 seconds.
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