Like Me by Noora Mahbuba
That taste of condemnation, the one where I do not know what encompasses wrong, that embitters the tongue like salted rust; corrosive and darkened against pale lies. Snow-white, that which is meant to stain. Why do you not call them what you call me? My mother and my brother, with venom behind teeth and poison […]
by Poetry Slay
They stormed the building, but no one stopped them, bent on the lies their leader keeps on feeding them, as they reeked with determination to overturn the results. No one was hurt, not a single bullet or tear gas went their way; it was a violent protest, yet they treated it as though it was […]
For America by Amy Lee
Oh, for what is a true patriot anyway? Ye who is too hateful to concede defeat, too thuggish to deserve democracy too blind to the sufferings too busy gerrymandering too supreme for the truth Oh, for what are words anyway? The muted don’t need words. Words are weapons for liars. Oh, for what is this […]
Riot Poem by Jayson Escalante
Riveting riots. Riveting rage. Let’s fight for our FREE- and Not for our DOOM! By Jayson Escalante @JaysonDangerous
What Brought This On by Susan Kay Anderson
This day. This president counting on disruption going too far wild a polite term for what is a simple obvious crime against taxpayers against wage slaves our oppression so obvious so exploited by those at the highest level whose hearts from Kansas from Oklahoma have now slightly changed on into the demanding night
