Pastels: A Poetry Collection on Color and Loss
Tyler Bey May 16, 2019
VOX ATL staff writer Tyler Bey shares his latest collection of poems.
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VOX ATL staff writer Tyler Bey shares his latest collection of poems.
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VOX ATL staff member Shyne Jones shares his first poem, “Prison of Perception.”
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“I believe that other races besides blacks need to acknowledge how important Black history month is.”
VOX ATL teen staff writer Isley shares her latest collection of poems on beauty and anxiety.
VOX ATL was invited to create poetry about self-affirmation and love at The Villages at Carver Family YMCA in partnership with Georgia Cares, a nonprofit
Filth and Perfection The smell of my rusty cell reminds me I’m filthy My teeth are stripped with the nails that tap and swipe up
Omari Spellman is not only an athlete but also a poet and hosted a poetry workshop at Gresham Community Center in East Atlanta. Check out
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Teen staffer Tyler Bey shares his second poetry collection, “The Color of an Insufficient Yet Nostalgic America,” exclusively with VOX ATL.