Poem2021-02-28T08:31:17+00:00

Gossamer Spring

By: Wrigley

Words like pudding, frosting my tongue;
limp sounds parading, shy of gait. I fumble
through the gorge of emotions, hoping
your rhythm strengthens mine.

Like gossamer spring, gently nudging bloom,
I rise upon a season that engages exchange,
and when I find my simple voice without slur,
I'll bring you lilac's too.