Hemingway and the Sea
An old man
On a boat
Fishing
He's caught none in his day
But he is not a fisherman
Bring America simplicity
Strip the pomp
From our prose
You've done that, Hemingway
And like a soldier
Returning to camp
You feel your mission
Is complete
You can see little else to live for
Poor man
Lost his first fiancée
Scarred by war
The 'Lost Generation'
He called those like him
And indeed he was lost
As lost as the old man
Losing purpose
And so did you
Ernest Hemingway
Pruner of
The shrub of
American Language
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