Poetry by Jesus Manuel Torres
Redemption From an ExecutionBy Jesus Torres Condemned to a place without a windowless view Isolated from…
by Jesus Manuel Torres
Redemption From an ExecutionBy Jesus Torres Condemned to a place without a windowless view Isolated from…
by Jesus Manuel Torres
ParadigmBy Raymond Hinton Living lifeA mysteryFallacy for contemplatingStuck in limboFailure or successThe rest is all a…
by Raymond Hinton
In Our Cell, Looking at ModestoBy Johnny Gouveia Sitting thoughts of smokeFlowing seeping arts of skeletons…
by Johnny Gouveia
WritingBy Nickers Beauchamps A relaxing breath.A delightful part of life.Very therapeutic,Amazingly beautiful,Brings healing and recovery,Rejuvenation and…
by Nickers Beauchamps
Unseen Bunkie(Dedicated to Savanna)By Michael Overstreet Not every inmate will share a cell with this unseen…
by Michael Dean Overstreet
FeelingsBy Rasster Mikkail Hymm I can feel it.On the brink of my fingertipsIs the silhouette of…
by Rasstar Mikkail Hymm
If OnlyBy Cole Onstad I wish I could visit my younger self,I’d teach me how to…
by Cole Onstad
MemoryBy Dominic Barber Time can be engraved, burnt and chiseled into the blacksmith’s hammer.Forever stamping every…
by Dominic Barber
Never Too Late for ChangeBy Marquez Clark Growing up, watching drug dealers,Dope fiends, all my life,So…
by Marquez Clark
An Injured BirdBy Marino Leyba Red and slippery. Watching cheerleaders. Teasing flames. They speak with a…
by Marino Leyba
