
The Birth of an Education [POETRY]
When I was 15 I learned about an all time great American film: the birth of a Nation
In that I was taught the

When I was 15 I learned about an all time great American film: the birth of a Nation
In that I was taught the

Sleeping. it looks like you’re sleeping i wonder what you dream of as everyone around you is weeping Silence. the room is silent because

I am a field of flowers Filled with bright lilies and beautiful tulips My ambitions like the lush green grass Sprouting from my adventurous mind

“trace the sky’s scars” I want to write a love poem to my ghost, but I do not like her. my phone case is a

Popping pills. One after another; been doing so ever since we were children. Open bottle. Take one. Swallow. Drink. Pills haunt us, cure

Where people don’t belong. Where people crumble Where people say to be themselves, but then say “not like that”. We have a set of

Why are You Crying? Why are you crying You have a good life good relationships You are a privileged young girl On paper nothing is

I hope one day a heavy book with my name on it rests on your coffee table next to all the framed memories I was

My mother is a baker, a young, bubbly baker, Her and her twin sister skip down the paved roads. all the way to the grocery

She fades in and out of existence. Her violet hair pierces through the warmth of spring. She only appears when the frost of winter has

As summertime sadness begun and inundated me, It caused me look at the time I had with you As the evergreen tree blew in the

Je me suis toujours demandé, À quoi ressemblerait la vie après ma mort. Tout n’est pas mauvais. C’est une sensation de noyade, Mais plutôt que