A stark, raw ghazal about racial violence.
This story is fiction, but stories like it are playing out every day all over the world.
Kind of like a part 2 for Inferno. I'm deeply upset by the mistreatment that has been for POC (people of color).
The stars represent how full and empty time can be.There is a lot of hidden meaning a...
NOT POETRY!!! This is set in the 1850s, about a girl wanting to go to college but being a girl, she is unable. Which is why somethings are going to change.
An acrostic poem about the wealth gap and inequality inspired by a daily prompt 'street' from a couple of weeks ago. What does street mean to you?
This is a positive message although it is critical of others. The first step to positive change is to be aware of injustice and cruelty. Please raise awareness!
I created this piece to combat racism in America.
This piece took me agers and I hope you find it empowering.
Its about how we need to unify and remember not everyone is out for our blood. Its a bit provocative but I hope you see good intentions in ...
same story, different day. equality is never really equal.
This is a poem I wrote after a racist encounter at the grocery store recently. At the time, I turned the other cheek, partially because I was the bigger person but also in fear of being in danger if I...
The world without rose coloured spectacles. Through trivial suffering realising how fortunate we are in the West.
Less people : of lower rank, degree, or importance
a message of racial inequality
By: astronomer
Money, Power & Sex
Some men (and women) are born more equal than others.
Do you see them as being “blessed” with five talents while you were handed only one or two talents? Does that jealous or envi...
A stark, raw ghazal about racial violence.
This story is fiction, but stories like it are playing out every day all over the world.
Kind of like a part 2 for Inferno. I'm deeply upset by the mistreatment that has been for POC (people of color).
The stars represent how full and empty time can be.There is a lot of hidden meaning a...
NOT POETRY!!! This is set in the 1850s, about a girl wanting to go to college but being a girl, she is unable. Which is why somethings are going to change.
An acrostic poem about the wealth gap and inequality inspired by a daily prompt 'street' from a couple of weeks ago. What does street mean to you?
This is a positive message although it is critical of others. The first step to positive change is to be aware of injustice and cruelty. Please raise awareness!
I created this piece to combat racism in America.
This piece took me agers and I hope you find it empowering.
Its about how we need to unify and remember not everyone is out for our blood. Its a bit provocative but I hope you see good intentions in ...
same story, different day. equality is never really equal.
This is a poem I wrote after a racist encounter at the grocery store recently. At the time, I turned the other cheek, partially because I was the bigger person but also in fear of being in danger if I...
The world without rose coloured spectacles. Through trivial suffering realising how fortunate we are in the West.
Less people : of lower rank, degree, or importance
a message of racial inequality
By: astronomer
Money, Power & Sex
Some men (and women) are born more equal than others.
Do you see them as being “blessed” with five talents while you were handed only one or two talents? Does that jealous or envi...