Mind, body, reflection are no longer mine;
Her control becomes stronger with passing time.
Category Archive: Poetry
My parents hissed, howled, gnashed their teeth at me in order to prepare me for “the real world” […]
When I was a little girl I wanted to be the princess who was chased with a fancy […]
What if I told you the New Year isn’t necessary to make a resolution? You can put ink […]
I don’t think the sunset cares if you think it’s pretty or not.
The ocean was a vast valley, flowers blooming from its ebb and flow in crooks and corners that […]
At work I am a person without wants, needs, desires, hobbies, interests, loved ones, weekends. At work I […]
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 […]
