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Threads of color, woven tight,Tell a story in the light. Hands that labor, hearts that dream,Stitch together every seam. Patterns shifting, bold and new,Old and ancient, woven through. Every strand a tale to tell,Of love and loss, remembered well. Gold and scarlet, blue and green,Blend in ways yet to be seen. Each connection, strong andContinue reading “Tapestry”

We call ourselves advanced, yet wars outlive decades. A spoken word poem questioning progress, violence, and gratitude to the soil. Are We Really Advanced? Reblog: Wonderfully Written!!!!

Look at us,The thirst for green is disgusting.We exploit the lands which aren’t ours,We bury the children with so much potential in their eyes,So that we can make a buck or buy a cheaper HDTV.Why should a capitalist care?If a Brazilian child is dying in their mother’s fragile arms,It’s one less mouth for the worldContinue reading “Thirst For Green”

Prison We are all locked upin nine-to-five,sometimes eight-to-eight,or more. Sleep, then rush backwhile the world is still dark—afraid, because if we don’t,we starve. There is no escape.Our hands are tiedby an invisible force—or fate. The beach can wait.The mountains stay still.Time moveslike wind,like grass on boulders,like rivers under city bridges,like birds—like a man at aContinue reading “Prison”

They marked it natural causes, cause of your history with cancers. However, I’m still left with questions that need answers. Were your final moments painful or peaceful? Did you slowly feel your life get washed away of the evil? Did you slowly see your demons start to fade? Did you reflect on the decisions inContinue reading “Unanswered Questions (R.I.P Dad )”