A poem dedicated to the victims of police brutality, honoring George Floyd. (rewritten) #blm
~ poem of the year (2020) golden comma awards
An allegorical poem I wrote for all the black people out there who have been and still are struggling because of their skin color. Black lives matter, as well as that white butterfly.
Beautiful and s...
A poem dedicated to the victims of police brutality. (Rewritten) #blm
A poem about the current times in america (police brutality and racism).Black people and POC have been treated so unfairly in the world.
This is for Hailey's contest and the daily prompt!!
So yesterday I peacefully marched with protesters and it was an inspiring experience! I felt so many emotions and I wanted to walk with them all day.
This poem is about how I felt that day.
The bu...
A poem for victims of oppression. (Plantations= colonies, in some definitions.) Thank you for reading <3
It'll take less then three minutes, please read and join the cause. Black Lives Matter.
Another piece to support the black community. As I’ve said to many of you with whom I’ve had the pleasure to talk, I’ll never choose silence. As a writer and a human being, I never will. I’m deeply s...
Dedicated to George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Eric Garner and the countless people who are being denied their civil rights and face such injustice, I just wish I could have written something better.
This is a poem I wrote about the tragedies the black community has been facing for decades. Initially, I was so in shock, I didn’t know how to put it into words. But with time, I was able to express t...
Welcome to my new series, Unpopular Opinions! I hope you enjoy and please respect and listen to what I say. This is not meant to offend any one.
Here is the video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
A girl was looking for her mum one morning. She finds her, in the kitchen, reading the newspaper.
For the peace contest.
Not very good at all - and I'm not kidding - but I enjoyed writing it.
Loved w...
There is something I need to get off my chest, better yet my neck.
A poem dedicated to the victims of police brutality, honoring George Floyd. (rewritten) #blm
~ poem of the year (2020) golden comma awards
An allegorical poem I wrote for all the black people out there who have been and still are struggling because of their skin color. Black lives matter, as well as that white butterfly.
Beautiful and s...
A poem dedicated to the victims of police brutality. (Rewritten) #blm
A poem about the current times in america (police brutality and racism).Black people and POC have been treated so unfairly in the world.
This is for Hailey's contest and the daily prompt!!
So yesterday I peacefully marched with protesters and it was an inspiring experience! I felt so many emotions and I wanted to walk with them all day.
This poem is about how I felt that day.
The bu...
A poem for victims of oppression. (Plantations= colonies, in some definitions.) Thank you for reading <3
It'll take less then three minutes, please read and join the cause. Black Lives Matter.
Another piece to support the black community. As I’ve said to many of you with whom I’ve had the pleasure to talk, I’ll never choose silence. As a writer and a human being, I never will. I’m deeply s...
Dedicated to George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Eric Garner and the countless people who are being denied their civil rights and face such injustice, I just wish I could have written something better.
This is a poem I wrote about the tragedies the black community has been facing for decades. Initially, I was so in shock, I didn’t know how to put it into words. But with time, I was able to express t...
Welcome to my new series, Unpopular Opinions! I hope you enjoy and please respect and listen to what I say. This is not meant to offend any one.
Here is the video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
A girl was looking for her mum one morning. She finds her, in the kitchen, reading the newspaper.
For the peace contest.
Not very good at all - and I'm not kidding - but I enjoyed writing it.
Loved w...
There is something I need to get off my chest, better yet my neck.