No Independence on Independence Day

For as long as I can remember, the Indigenous people of the United States have complained about the lies and hypocrisy surrounding what most of us know as “Columbus Day”. Since then, many states have caught on and now rightfully celebrate “Indigenous Peoples Day” instead. I don’t profess to know what Native people have gone…

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Robb Elementary School in Uvalde Texas

Babies’ bodies blasted to bits Politicians nursing the breast of Gun Gods Young bodies hide, cry, and scream Leaders dance in the land of milk Empty prayers Honey, blood money Smell Sacrilege, Taste Hypocrisy Parent’s worst nightmare, fires the life out of life Children ordered to grave before a chance to live So sweet, the…

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Honeysuckle and Berries (A Poem from Storm of Roses)

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Spark (11 of 11) Is this what peace feels like?

When my daughter is placed in my arms, my mouth falls open and I squeal. It feels good to have my husband, Richard, at my side and our daughter in my arms. I never regret my past, what I did. I embraced my time for revenge and lied with a confident heart. Yet God found…

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Spark (8 of 11) Something sparked in you, Diana….

Something sparked in you, Diana. You’re letting it change you. Take you over,” Mother said. I shake my head. My lips narrow, and the corners of my mouth turn downward. Dulcitius of Marburg sent his servants to notify the commune that we are to meet in the courtyard in the morning. We all will be…

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