There's A Something I Meant to Tell You

Wiley Bridgeman is perhaps one of the most prolific poets to have interwoven verse and thought in a work complementing its own sagacity. His work has romanced in subtle phrases its own complications, revealing an affair that awakens one to intrigue that simplicity. He has wooed in spiritual enticement a melancholy that grips the soul and has preached the unbiased and unadulterated truth, clearly innocent for its projection upon a courage and a strength and a conviction, unrelenting, that carry the imagination to an utopian paradise.

The best thing ever to tell about Wiley Bridgeman’s There’s A Something That I Meant To Tell You is how its intimacy has the face of immortality.

That would really please Wiley.