Cinquain Poem by Imogene Wagner
Cinquain
I
In Spring
Your memory
Tugs at the corner of
My heart and I am made woman
And smile.
II
I closed
My fingers down
To catch a palmed moon beam
But when I looked it had escaped
Like you.
(November 1948)
Saturday, June 8, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: november
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