From a Previous Harvest

From a Previous Harvest

by | Oct 6, 2018 | Poetry

This felt like it needed to come back out and play. Friday’s Poem 11.15.13 Our cocoons are Opening up Lots of things Gifts Losses Changes Like wings unfurling Strengthened through pressure Slow cracks Bits of light and air Filtering through mucus Change is wet...
Black Mermaids, Fae, and Less Apology

Black Mermaids, Fae, and Less Apology

by | Sep 22, 2018 | Poetry

On the fence of first times, I find a new song about a Black Mermaid’s rarity So, I looked up the songwriter, only to find her ‘Black mermaidery’ symbolic She says she “will teach you how to love…,” and she will “wait for you...
Remember Your Mother’s Hair

Remember Your Mother’s Hair

by | Apr 28, 2018 | Poetry

Remember your mother’s hair For it is not yours And you are not mine But the love binds us It curls and coils with us Love like hair Hair like love Remember your mother’s hair Remember your mother’s hair For it crowns and covers you Like blood and...
Tell Your Story

Tell Your Story

by | Apr 14, 2018 | Poetry

This post resurgence was inspired by San Diego Kingdom Writers Association because YOUR STORY MATTERS! I come from storytellers. My heritage is in story form. Our history is such that our mundane happenings become performances in sharing with others. For example, when...