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Writers Drought


I search through leafs of carefree past

In scribbled lines left half undone

For wisdoms sage to point the path

Back to where it first begun

My one last chance to grip the quill

And spin the trials of venture bold

A gift to those that follow still

By spinning folly into gold

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Rhan Sterling Henry

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