Three Poems by Charity Reed
The salt water lady from dark cavern comes Seeking those lost in the sea Singing and dancing, the tideline she runs Sometimes...
The salt water lady from dark cavern comes Seeking those lost in the sea Singing and dancing, the tideline she runs Sometimes...
She would open her eyes, gently and wish the moon blind, the wave would not whisper today must not hum her eulogies,
A life without photographs in times we currently share is to be moved, is to stay close to the intelligence of...
My own brother by birth, Threw me out of his earth, And here I stand before you.
An-Nur: Taking Flight for Jennifer Stokley The job description of a human being begins unfolding in a place of...
FLASHES. . . 1 In her eyes I see a fractured sky Mirroring the clouds of mine
Dance of Night Night’s music is bittersweet tomorrow remains unpromised
Jean Dark Like Jean Dark I’m going to practice black magic and lead my Country’s revolution never shall I...
FROM THE ILLUSORY Yesterday, I slept on Mama’s breasts And I was prisoner to delusive thoughts
Recurring A yellow hue crept under my eyelids,