What is the central problem in the poem by Henry s leigh?

The central problem in the poem "The Glove and the Lions" by Henry S. Leigh is the lion's choice between two gloves presented to him: one more ornate but empty, and the other plainer but containing the woman's handkerchief, representing true love and loyalty. The lion ultimately chooses the glove with the handkerchief, illustrating the importance of sincerity and genuine affection over superficial qualities.