Poetry > Suffering/Grief

Anxious and Alone is a collection of twenty poems covering personal and interpersonal struggles and conflict experienced by the author, written with the hopes of bringing clarity and a sense of community to readers who have had similar feelings and experiences.

BEFORE WE WERE MAGIC presents poems that both appreciate and challenge the #BlackGirlMagic movement. These vulnerable, yet heartfelt poems address the overlap of gender, race, sexuality, mental health, family, politics, religion, and more. In a time where stories, images, and attributes of Black women are being celebrated as well as exploited; Before We Were Magic offers insight while also acknowledging the path that many Black girls had to travel prior to being considered magic by the masses.

Click To Add Title is a collection of 23 poems and 3 photos wrapped up into 38 pages of a 6x9 book. This is my first published work and all poetry and photography are my own. Enjoy!

A collection of poems detailing heartbreak in the most visceral way possible.

Life, death, love, and healing. a beautiful book of poems to help wounds that need to be healed. - M. Allaire

Narrative Medicine is the practice of trying to bring healing to those stories that shape so much of our understanding, behavior, and relationships. But what that healing looks like can be so different for each person and each story. These are just some examples of my own efforts in this work for myself that will hopefully inspire others to do this work as well.

A poetry collection to Richard Byrd—surfer, artist, musician, kindred spirit, a man with the purest heart of anyone I have ever known

These poems are primarily elegies, which hopefully leave one with a feeling of solace and spiritual transcendence as well.

poetry based off of real exsperiences

"The Weathering of Strawberry Ben" is a journey of bereavement from demonic dependencies to choking desperation and from helpless sadness to despairing soul-thievery. The story also expresses one's abrupt awakening to a seemingly strange new life of unconditional love and radical forgiveness. Paradoxical circumstances leave one, unashamedly, wanting more. Would Strawberry Ben kill himself?