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On Being Refused Publication in the Spectator.(Poem)
My poems don't cross the borders of his land: The editor's enjoyed them, but he writes That the readers of his mag. won't understand So he's keeping these "fine poems" out of sight. My poems address my nation is his plea-- "Do they reach across the borders and address The English who don't know your history?" ...
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