Anatomy of Melancholy and Other Poems

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Exploring the complexities of human emotions, this collection delves into themes of melancholia and the human experience. Wrigley employs a blend of narrative and lyrical styles, presenting a diverse array of subjects—from imagined war memorials to philosophical musings. His poems celebrate the beauty and struggles of humanity, featuring intriguing figures like Descartes' lost daughter and a man named Lucy Doolin. Through irony and vivid imagery, Wrigley crafts a poignant examination of life’s joys and sorrows.