the heart of my madness beats wildly beneath polished glass its feathered limbs twisting turning frantically a living thing fighting desperately to be free it is both monstrous and achingly beautiful as it contorts onyx and plum catching the light before it shifts midnight and crimson it is pitiable as it throws itself again and … Continue reading The Bell Jar – Christine E. Ray
Sister Outsider how many times have my hazel eyes bought me the luxury of blindness? how many times has the skin I walk in this ivory cocoon insulated me from your reality? how many times have I naively claimed that we are all the same underneath our pigment as if my bones had carried the … Continue reading Sister Outsider – Christine E. Ray
Poet. World traveller. Moved from England to Cambodia. Might stay there. Not sure. You can read more of Saarah's writing at eastwest_nomad
We crossed that bridge as five But only mother and I survived Your father and brothers will be back, she wiped her tears and said. I know this was a lie, for her eyes flickered with remorse and dread In a fleeting moment, My identity changed from a boy to what they called a refugee. … Continue reading The doomed bridge – Pallavi
Read more of Deveraux Frazier's writing at Poetry of An Aspergian or D. Frazier Writes
Poet. World traveller. Moved from England to Cambodia. Might stay there. Not sure. You can read more of Saarah's writing at eastwest_nomad
Brave & Reckless 