It's easy to invent a Life — Novelist

An author can invent or efface a life easily like God. This poem complains the dull novelist, or God, by the use of gambol, efface, thrifty, scarce, leaving out, etc.

It's easy to invent a Life－¹
God does it－every Day－
Creation－but the Gambol
Of His Authority－

It's easy to efface it－⁵
The thrifty Deity
Could scarce afford Eternity
To Spontaneity－

The Perished Patterns murmur－⁹
But His Perturbless Plan
Proceed－inserting Here－a Sun－
There－leaving out a Man－

(F.747/J.724)

[1] invent a Life: to create a character in a novel.
[2] God: an author who can dominate his or her world.
[3] Creation, Gambol: writing novel as a playful thing.
[5] efface: to remove a character.
[6] Deity: a reputable author being admired.
[7] Eternity: published works.
[9] Perished Patterns: characters removed by the author. murmur: dialogue; a hint for a novelist instead of painter.
[10] Perturbless Plan: a flat, dull plot.
[11] a Sun: a protagonist.
[12] a Man: a small part in a novel.