The Whole(ish) Story
I haven’t posted in awhile because there’s no point in writing if you can’t write honestly. But I love to write and I want to start writing again. So, here it is. … More The Whole(ish) Story
I haven’t posted in awhile because there’s no point in writing if you can’t write honestly. But I love to write and I want to start writing again. So, here it is. … More The Whole(ish) Story
I don’t know if this poem is any good, but I thought of it while (not) sleeping, staring into space, and thinking about leaving earth. In the middle of the night, its so easy to attempt taking my life into my own hands. I know God doesn’t make mistakes, but I also just know I … More Duality
Several years ago, I sat down to watch a documentary on African spirituality. I’ve always been interested in religion and culture, and was curious to learn more about indigenous African traditions. As I watched, I thought about whether or not I could have been distantly related to the people I saw on television. I wondered … More African Traditional Religion
Lexapro. And Welbutrin. And Abilify. And Cymbalta. And Nortryptaline. And Lithium. And – I’ve done everything / that I have been told to do. / But I’m still drowning. Maybe I want to. I’m sorry.
The wind blows softly. The chimes sway in harmony. Today, I will die.
The Remember Who You Are Identity Summit, hosted by African Ancestry, was packed with useful insights and information. Here are some of my takeaways! … More African Ancestry Identity Summit
After what feels like a million failed attempts to reach out over these past several weeks, I gave up and wrote a haiku instead. Haiku is my favorite form of poetry, and I’m always looking for a reason to practice. I love the simplicity. And when a haiku is done well – there is so … More Barely.
Has Jesus ever wanted to commit suicide? … More More Rambling
I just want to be able to write honestly. Please, don’t @ me about this. … More Jas Waters, Suicide, and Black Mental Health
My first poem in a long time! … More I Wrote a Poem