Member Poem

Think deeply for a while,
or for the best,
Now that’s best,
might best your life,
if not well then,
your life might best you,
now that would never do
one becomes a little rusty
with a layabout mind
jump start that brain
you never can tell,
what pearls  are in there
well maybe pearl is
not the way I’d put it,
jewels a fancy term,
but leaving things as is,
the same song as ever,
let things drift,
never set a goal,
your station in life

A Grook is a type of poem that is aphoristic in nature, and often times rhyming and or short. An aphorism is a pithy that involves a semblance of truth to it, such as "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." This type of poem is a form of aphoristic poetry, and usually involves themes such as the bitter truths and comparisons of humanity and nature in general.