Poetry by Jamil Ruffin
Like My CellBy Jamil Ruffin I’m becoming like the –Cellblock walls that entrap meHard exteriorHollow insideA…
by Jamil Ruffin
Like My CellBy Jamil Ruffin I’m becoming like the –Cellblock walls that entrap meHard exteriorHollow insideA…
by Jamil Ruffin
Life incarcerated has been an experience of itself. I have learned so much about life and…
by Julio Medrano
Walls Burning By S.J. Watts I woke to the smell of an electrical fire. My clock…
by S.J. Watts and Cesar Hernandez
A Different Kind of Hell You can survive prison, and you can recover from prison, but…
by John DiMenna
ShoesBy Brandon Williams Not asking you to walkin those shoes…Maybe Just –Dance!Skip!Jump!RUN!Let that Metaphoric MonsterHit ya.Wear…
by Brandon Williams
If I could have a conversation with my 15-year-old self, what would I say? I want…
by Travis Wolfkill
August 29, 1981 I was a pretender, a misguided young adult who never learned how to…
by David Sowers
THE THINGS I DID The first thing my lawyer told me to do was to write…
by John DiMenna
Part One Em was born blind. Though she has never seen the sun rise or set,…
by Ray Ingram
