Delirium
written by: Lindsay Soberano Wilson
Night runs into day
and day runs into night
especially when you have
no more fight
but sometimes it’s not just
in the day to day affairs
but month runs into month and year runs into year
and unless you stop running from the blurry daze
and haze that envelopes these days in a maze
then they would be none the wiser.
But you will be —you will be wiser.
NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR:
“Delirium” is featured in Soberano Wilson’s debut poetry collection Hoods of Motherhood reflecting on the fog of the pandemic.
Lindsay Soberano Wilson is a teacher and author. She is a Pushcart Nominee for Hoods of Motherhood: A Collection of Poems (Prolific Pulse Press, 2023). Her chapbook Casa de mi Corazon: A Travel Journal of Poetry and Memoir explores how her sense of community, Canadian Jewish identity, and home was shaped by travel. Soberano Wilson graduated from Concordia University's Creative Writing program and went on to earn a Master of Arts degree in English Literature from the University of Toronto. She is writing a memoir about being a third-generation Holocaust survivor.
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