Tag: poetry
Objectified
“What’s poppin? Don’t mind me just watchin” Eyes on her since she walked in Often seen as a sex object. a new prospect. Wondering when she gonna drop dat They say “Shawty…got…a…big…ol…butt” They thirsty Harassing the girl on her fitness journey Blurting out things like … Continue readingObjectified
Take cover
The old saying “never judge a book by its cover’ is probably one of the least followed pieces of advice ever. Writing a book takes not only time but passion. You have to have some kind of deep desire of wanting to see your writing … Continue readingTake cover
Picking Up the pen
Some events in life have a way of moving so quickly, that the mind has little time to register and comprehend what’s going on. That is about the only way I can describe writing and publishing this book. A few years ago, I had the … Continue readingPicking Up the pen
That’s a good boy
I’ve heard it my whole life. “You’re not like the other ones you’re different. Friendly, well spoke, a real go getter.” But subconsciously and maybe unknowingly what they’re really saying is “You’re not like those other Niggers.”
Angelic Love
The time stream is relentless as it erodes a path through our lives. An unforgiving torrent that brittles the bones and loosens the skin. A Styx that floods its banks to turn youthful fields gray. But there is a love that survives that aged assault. … Continue readingAngelic Love