I named him sky, the golden boy Skin bright, beams bouncing off my hippocampus cold-hearted and hot-headed So high my eyes turned red for him Sky spoke of home like… Read on
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managing my cold sweats and nightmares is quite a task By quite a task I mean extremely difficult, seemingly impossible, and nonetheless necessary so I split myself in two for… Read on
VOX ATL's James Rhee delivers a poem about being OK with where you are. Read on
This is a disappearing act. It is strange how phone calls sound like alarms How alarms ring of tornado warnings How tornado warnings mirror evacuation sirens. I am often victim… Read on
VOX ATL staff writer Christina Norris shares a poem about going from grade school to college. Read on
Most days I feel nothing. You can’t imagine how hard it is to get free when the shackles are your Kin folk The tightest knit family I’ve always been jealous… Read on
