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Two Poems by Anne Barngrover

November 4, 2020

Gaze upon my glowing dress, / ever spooled and spiraled. Trail my creeping rootstock / back to where I first learned the definition of grace / and how it always seemed like blackmail.

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In Poetry, Newsletter Tags Poetry, Poems, Anne Barngrover, Walking with You in the Town Where I Used to Live, The Prayer Plant Speaks, 2020 November

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