Been Gone for a Minute. Back with the Jump Off.
I haven’t felt creative in a year. A whole ass entire year. And I didn’t publish shit. The stories that came to mind weren’t my definition of creativity.
where the ethos of intelligent millennials prevail
where the ethos of intelligent millennials prevail
I haven’t felt creative in a year. A whole ass entire year. And I didn’t publish shit. The stories that came to mind weren’t my definition of creativity.
Unfortunately, for every four friends I have, one has lost their mother. I remember feeling like loss came with age.
“My role in society, or any artist or poet’s role, is to try and express what we all feel.
My mother has eight children. My siblings and I are all certain there are more of us somewhere in the world,
I absolutely hated being pregnant. Both times. I completely understand that being able to actually get pregnant is a blessing.
Jah, my friend of 15 years, asked me to discuss how my life has been impacted because of the losses I’ve experienced.
Recently, I found myself scrolling through my Tumblr Page, reading old post, and reminiscing. As I got further down my timeline,
The complexities of our twenty-somethings. You know, that time when you expect all of your dreams to come true— the finances,
Jah randomly texted me a few weeks ago and asked me to write an article for this project. I immediately rolled my eyes (I’m in school and don’t want to write essays in my free time LOL),
People have always described me as extremely happy, funny, brave, strong and beautiful–inside and out. However, I never really believed how strong I was until I had no choice but to be strong…