FilmPoetry 2 Cheryl Gross and Nicelle Davis Poetry Films Part One: Commit to Memory By Nicelle Davis on July 24, 2019 Death is a charmer; nothing makes us feel more alive than brushing shoulders with Death.
Poetry Iyere Ehimen Maryanna: “Mortars and Pestles” By Iyere Ehimen Maryanna on July 24, 2019 Mortars and Pestles I saw them, old men from the east and west, They sat under an aged... Read more →
Poetry 1 Dare Williams: Four Poems By Dare Williams on July 17, 2019 Atripla when you found my meds tucked away in my overnight bag did you read the label... Read more →
Poetry Armond Kinard: “The Silent Corner” By Armond Kinard on July 17, 2019 I must arm myself and prepare, for the many beasts of the land. Here in this hustle... Read more →
FilmPoetry 2 They Write by Night, Episode 13 By Suzanne Lummis on July 17, 2019 Almost Blue, Almost Through They Write by Night, Episode 13, the closing piece of the... Read more →
Poetry Opeyemi Akinleye Emmanuel: “Menarche” By Opeyemi Akinleye Emmanuel on July 17, 2019 Menarche Eve Lives Under the mangrove of leaves. Eternity Maternity As long as she... Read more →
Poetry BESSKEPP: Three Poems By Cory Besskepp Cofer on July 10, 2019 we lack the cheat-sheets It starts from the heart when we thought the brain What... Read more →
Poetry 1 Babatunde Babafemi: “Ritual for my father (Jenipher’s speech)” By Babatunde Babafemi on July 10, 2019 Ritual for my father (Jenipher's speech) One morning I received a letter sent from my... Read more →
Poetry 4 Bill Mohr: Two Poems (in English & in Spanish translated by Robin Myers) By Bill Mohr on July 10, 2019 PORTRAIT IN McVICKER’S GARDEN My face cannot be finished. Two days I’ve stared and... Read more →
Poetry 3 Lynne Thompson: “In 1930, Daddy Drove to California Without Benefit of “The Negro Traveler’s Green Book”” By Lynne Thompson on July 3, 2019 In 1930, Daddy Drove to California Without Benefit of “The Negro Traveler’s Green... Read more →
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