injustice
Every Tragedy Writes A Poem
Every Tragedy Writes A Poem written by: Gatreak Chiang Reath It’s not poets who write sad poems...
Riot in The Mind
Riot in The Mind written by: Christian Bass There’s a riot in the mind and the street’s...
Beyond The Red Door
Beyond The Red Door written by: Debra Elramey @elramey Both shrinks and preachers have tried and failed....
Out of Respect
Out of Respect written by: Theodora Oniceanu @YumeAkira A winter tale I’m up to tell as the...
Lament of the Dead
Lament of the Dead written by: Sahendra Mallick Would that mine eyes had never beheld such woe,...
Will it Happen One Day?
Will it Happen One Day? written by: Gul Bakhti Will the aristocrats and Patricians ever divert their...
Between Survival and Purpose
Between Survival and Purpose written by: Rakshinda Mujeeb @rakshindatweets Before I fall asleep, a virtual checklist of...
48 Years
48 Years written by: Vickie Johnstone @vickiejohnstone Incarceration… How would you feel if you won the day,...
Silence Lets Delusion Rule
Silence Lets Delusion Rule written by: Charlie Bottle @CharlieBottle “We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the...
Comfortable in The Shade
Comfortable in The Shade written by: Kenneth Vincent Walker The more this world Seems under a spell,...
Mississippi Oak
Mississippi Oak written by: Jackie Harvey The heat was the sultry kind – the kind that made...
The Lament
The Lament written by: Gerry S. Wojtowicz I have heard the clash of indominable wills, have seen...
A Yearning For Justice
A Yearning For Justice written by: Mohammed Arshad Amin A thirsty survivor in a lousy place, Like...
Poetic Injustice
Poetic Injustice written by: Brad Osborne In lovely prose did Kilmer write Impressed by an arbored delight...
