It’s better to write poetry
in the morning,
between 9 and 12,
rather than late at night;
but, sometimes,
a poet has to open up his rhyme box,
grab a few feet of lyrical rope,
and lasso some vague ideas together.
.
In the clear light of day,
it can often be seen
that the efforts were less than—
well, shall we say,
worthy.
However, occasionally,
great works of particular skill
and delicacy are created.
This is not one of those.
Graeme Sandford 
It reads ok to me.
Thank you, RP – it is what it is – and, sometimes, it is decipherable without referral to the Rosetta Stone.
Have a lovely day G:)