Aspiring poet's rejection letter from 1928 is delightfully brutal
Frederick Charles Meyer
Penned by Australian publisher Angus & Robertson in 1928  the letter is addressed to  Frederick Charles Meyer of Katoomba  who had sent a sample of his writing to the company .
There seems to be a good ending to this story  in that  Meyer 's work ended up getting published in books like Pearls of the Blue Mountains of Australia in 1929  and one called Jewels of Mountains and Snowlines of New Zealand in 1934.
Incredibly  it looks like  F. C. Meyer  didn't give up after that punch to the guts. pic.twitter.com/V0fl8UiacT â Letters of Note (@LettersOfNote) December 3  2017
 Meyer  was labelled the "finest bad poet this country has produced " for verses like one from "Maori Maiden":
Or another one of  Meyer 's  from "My Pet Dog":
Penned by Australian publisher Angus & Robertson in 1928  the letter is addressed to  [TGT]  .
There seems to be a good ending to this story  in that   [TGT]  's work ended up getting published in books like Pearls of the Blue Mountains of Australia in 1929  and one called Jewels of Mountains and Snowlines of New Zealand in 1934.
Incredibly  it looks like   [TGT] didn't give up after that punch to the guts. pic.twitter.com/V0fl8UiacT â Letters of Note (@LettersOfNote) December 3  2017
  [TGT] was labelled the "finest bad poet this country has produced " for verses like one from "Maori Maiden":
Or another one of  Meyer 's  from "My Pet Dog":