“Geese on River Birch South” was inspired by a typical Monday evening in the Greenbrier Section of Chesapeake, VA.
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A Wild Kingdom Can’t Police Itself
“A Wild Kingdom Can’t Police Itself” was inspired by recent political events, in this strange American paradigm.
Rakim Drops Another One
“Rakim Drops Another One” was inspired by Rakim’s new album God’s Network.
One Lane Road
“One Lane Road” was inspired by a recent trip through the wilderness of Virginia Beach.
Trickle-down Blues: An American Dilemma
“Trickle-down Blues: An American Dilemma” was inspired by this year’s campaigns for president.
Library Flow On A July Afternoon
“Library Flow on a July Afternoon” was inspired by quiet afternoon of writing in my local library.
Failure to Achieve Sunlight
“Failure to Achieve Sunlight” was written in response to man’s unconditional obsession with war and conflict.
We Talk Revolution Real
“We Talk Revolution Real” is from Synnika Lofton’s collection CRT Is on Black Skin. To buy a copy of the book, click on the image at the bottom of the page.
This Section is Dragon-Like
“This Section is Dragon-like” is from a collection of nature poems. The poem was inspired by the scenery of the Elizabeth River Trail, which is a 10.5 mile trail in Norfolk, Virginia.
Without Boundaries
“Without Boundaries” is from a collection of nature poems. The poem was inspired by the scenery of the Elizabeth River Trail, which is a 10.5 mile trail in Norfolk, Virginia.
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