“Mammy” by John Kaniecki
Mother wasn’t always old Wide eyed children aglow How could they know Unless they are told Husshhhhhh and listen To Continue reading
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“WOMEN SHE KNEW” by Kelly Ann Gonzales
She believed it when she saw her. Yawping for saints from yesterday’s times. Women with straight and luscious black hair, Continue reading
“SAINT LETTICIA OF BLOODY HEELS” by Kelly Ann Gonzales
You wouldn’t believe it if you saw me, Calling upon Saint Letticia of Bloody Heels. Me with the straight and Continue reading
“Feminism” by Payal Saran
People say, “We are living in the world of equality and freedom.” Really? I don’t think so. Maybe they say Continue reading
“The Teacher in Room 220” by Julie Martin
The Teacher in Room 220 for Jaci Not in a hurry. If you slowed down, walked her pace, you Continue reading
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