A poem by Frederic John, a.k.a. “The Cowboy Poet”
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Not a quick study
STANLEY AND ME
A poem by James Davis about the Stanley cup.
I remember my dad loved me
Flegette Rippy writes about memories of his real father.
A letter to my daughter
A letter from Moyo Onibuje to his daughter on father’s day.
Our fathers
A father’s day poem by Evelyn Nnam, an artist/vendor.
Happy Father’s Day
Street Sense Media artist/vendor Leonard Hyater writes to his father on father’s day.
My father, my life
Alice Carter, A.K.A. “Baby Alice”, writes about her father.
Our fathers’ duty
Street Sense Media artist/vendor tackles the question: What is a fathers’ duty?
Life
Street Sense Media artist/vendor speaks about life in this poem.
The Broke Monkey
The broke monkey, who all the other monkeys looked down on, was rich in spirit. A short story by Michael Craig.
My Life
Street Sense Media artist/vendor Melody Byrd writes about her life.
Stop beating up on yourself (It’s not all your fault) Pt. 2
Artist/vendor Reginald Denny discusses the process of transforming self-inflicted pain and loathing following life’s mistakes into a will to fight and improve the human experience.
The bomb dot com
A poem by artist/vendor Laticia Brock about balancing the financial and emotional struggles of homelessness.
THE HOBO: “Why are you homeless…?”
Part one of “The Black Fields Chronicles: The HOBO,” a fiction story based on the reality of homelessness.
How we are learning about homelessness
Children learning about homelessness at Tenleytown Library.
Not a Quick Study
Frederic John, “The Cowboy Hockey Poet,” shares is support for the Washington Capitals ahead of game five for the 2018 Stanley Cup final.
STANLEY & ME
A poem by James Davis supporting the Washington Capitals as they approach game five.
My counsel on D.C. Council
Artist/Vendor Ken Martin is proud to be in Ward 1 Councilmember Brianne Nadeau’s campaign brochure, believing she deserves re-election
Raggedy Ann
An ode written by Artist/Vendor Patty Smith to express the love for book character Raggedy Ann
The Avengers Infinity War
No spoilers: Artist/Vendor Leonard Hyater went to see “Avengers: Infinity War” and felt perplexed by the plots.
Vendor Successes
After having his identity stolen, Vincent Watts found his true self
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Community Calendar
Jun
22
Fri
6:30 pm
Social Justice Movie Night @ The...
@ The William Penn House
Social Justice Movie Night @ The...
@ The William Penn House
Jun 22 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Join us at The William Penn House for their Social Justice Movie Night series where we will be screening: “Fairness Rising” “Who Should I be... Read more »
Jun
28
Thu
7:00 pm
Beyond the Story
@ Busboys and Poets
Beyond the Story
@ Busboys and Poets
Jun 28 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Street Sense Media welcomes you to join us on June 28th! We’re doing a MEDIA BLITZ and panel discussion with some of D.C’s BEST local... Read more »
Jul
6
Fri
1:00 pm
Courtyard Gallery Pop-Up
@ Church of Epiphany
Courtyard Gallery Pop-Up
@ Church of Epiphany
Jul 6 @ 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
FREE ART SHOW Join us for our First Friday Courtyard Gallery Pop-Up Show and enter to win tickets to our annual artistic celebration held September 25th – tickets for the celebration go on sale soon! JULY 6, 2018 1:00 – 4:00 pm Church of Epiphany 1317 G St. NW... Read more »
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