Poetry by Terry Daniel McDonald
Obedient EndingBy Terry Daniel McDonald Fate exalts blind obedience.Hold it and be entranced,like white moths and…
by Terry Daniel McDonald
Obedient EndingBy Terry Daniel McDonald Fate exalts blind obedience.Hold it and be entranced,like white moths and…
by Terry Daniel McDonald
FreedomBy Harold Wesley Freedom can only come from within/ not through setbacks or my sinswhen I…
by Harold Wesley (CA)
A Mother’s NurslingBy DeAngelo Betts I went five whole years without a day without tears trying…
by DeAngelo Betts
IdentityBy Author Roy Morrison Red or blueRight or leftIdiots and idols in the endless ideologyClear cutTheir…
by Arthur Roy Morrison
A Letter to Younger MeBy Andre Collier Dear Younger Me,I hope you get this letter in…
by Andre Collier
Pennsylvania WinterBy Richard Sean Gross Soggy ground grass yellow-brown Grey sky cold rain chill wind Snow…
by Richard Sean Gross (PA)
Motherly Pains from My EyesBy Jameir Hines Because of the brutality of life for a Black…
by Jameir Hines
DrowningBy Joshua WhittingtonWritten in isolation, November 2022 She floats in a river of sorrow, drowning in…
by Joshua Whittington
The Little Boy We Could Have BeenBy Thomas Rosser Perhaps my pain has a nameI am…
by Thomas Rosser
Fallen LeavesBy Ian Valencia Worrying over fallen leavesShattered glass and broken dreamsRepeated history is no mysteryWith…
by Ian Valencia
