”Adults in a Playground” is a piece about adults giving up their freedom, their “childhood”, to succumb to a mechanic, unwanted lifestyle and thus becoming hardened.
I’ve put together a YouTube Video for one of my favorite poems titled: Indie Girl. You can watch the video by clicking on the image above or by clicking here.
If you would like to read the poem, you could do so by clicking here, or by clicking on the link below.
Indie Girl is a poem about my strong liking for girls who are very out of ordinary, which for the most part ends up being ladies who do not like me back, haha! Enjoy and let me know what you think please!
If this piece impacted you in any ways, please consider reading more of my work here.
I’ve posted a video of myself reading and presenting one of the recent poems that I published on this blog, As You Look, Imagine. You can view the live-reading video by clicking here or by clicking on the picture/YouTube link above. It would mean a lot to me if you could watch the video, and also tell me what you think! There’s also a direct link to the video below:
I also wanted to take this opportunity to say if I ever post a poem on this blog and you would like to see a live reading of it, please do let me know!! I read and respond to all of my comments, and take even the slightest suggestions into strong consideration (this is an example)! I have very daring goals for my art and my writing–plus, the plan is to take all of you with me as I go there. Without all of you, none of this is possible! So please let me know what you want. I am listening and I am creating. I am taking requests too! I love you all! ❤
If this piece impacted you in any ways, please consider reading more of my work here.
“You Look Like A Slave” is a poem about a biracial couple in a toxic relationship. The woman is being controlled by the man and she cannot find it in herself the will to get out of the relationship.
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This poem is to empower you by reminding you that you shouldn’t just try to be like a specific person. That’s very limiting. Aim to be like them, but just so that you can surpass them! Thank you for watching!
Please see the video for my recent poem, “Astray Beauty” above! The poem is reminding everyone that there is no such thing as, “knowing the exact path you are supposed to be on in life”. We are all lost. We all wake up to a day without having any ideas of what it has in store for us. But, in a way, that makes life a little beautiful. That makes you beautiful.
Elijah Jovan McClain (February 25, 1996 – August 30, 2019) was a 23-year-old black massage therapist from Aurora, Colorado, who died after being placed in a chokehold by police and being sedated by paramedics. On August 24, 2019, an Aurora citizen reported to police that McClain was wearing a ski mask and looked “sketchy”, although the caller also indicated that he did not believe anyone was in danger, and that he believed McClain was unarmed. The three police officers who were involved in the incident, Nathan Woodyard, Jason Rosenblatt and Randy Roedema, said that their body cameras were knocked off during a struggle with McClain. McClain was forcibly held to the ground with his hands cuffed behind his back, after which an officer applied a chokehold and paramedics administered ketamine to McClain to sedate him. While being transported to the hospital McClain went into cardiac arrest. Three days after arriving at the hospital, he was declared brain dead, and was removed from life support on August 30. McClain’s autopsy was inconclusive.
Two things: Thing 1 – I pronounce “inquiries” with an English accent because I real life hate the way it sounds with the American accent Thing 2 – no, no, no, I do not blink a million times every 5 seconds. Watchu talking about? 🧐
Thank you for watching. I would love to know what you think ❤
“Completed” is a poem about coming to a point in your life where you get to sit down, tell younger generations about the long and purposeful life you’ve lived. It’s a gesture of praise to our elders for all they’ve done and all that they mean to us.
Thank you for watching. Please share with your favorite elderly person.
Trust the process. There are no mistakes. Keep striving for the end goal. It’s already yours. You just have to allow yourself to go through whatever it needs to in order to get to it.
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