At work I am a person without wants, needs, desires, hobbies, interests, loved ones, weekends. At work I […]
Category Archive: Poetry
A poem by Cathy Muskett Edited by Freddie Ramos and Jenika McCrayer Responding to the Equal Justice Initiative’s […]
As winter approached the layers began to slowly prepare themselves, Much like the opposite when the first flower […]
I am too proud to ask you what’s wrong. So I shrug my shoulders and say you “need […]
I wish I could peel my skin back Layer by layer Until I revealed a me that is […]
I struggle to find the words, You’ve blown my world My heart is stirred My mind is blurred […]
When I left You asked if I wanted one of your shirts. You were surprised, I think To […]
I watch you You tell me you’re writing a book On your phone “How every millennial does now” […]
I used to be paralyzed by fear, doubt, uncertainty. I wept and I slept. I waded through the […]
Loneliness is my trigger. That craving for more, to be by your side. Because if I’m not, then […]
