Levester Green writes about his experience being homeless.
Art

The reality of my American Dream

Merry Christmas
Rev. John Littlejohn reflects on the definition of Christmas.

Happy Christmas from vendor number 4
Patty Smith sends Christmas wishes.
Zena
Anthony Pratt writes about Zena, a woman who cares.

Happy Kwanza and Merry Christmas
Abel Putu shares his hopes for the holidays.

Riddle
Fredric John poses a riddle.

Joy
Jackie Turner reflects on the spirituality of enjoyable things.

Roll Out The Warm Welcome
Artist and vendor Faith Peace welcomes D.C. tourists for the summer.

The pandemic affected my mental health
Artist and vendor Eric Thompson-Bey shares his mental health journey and how the pandemic has affected his mental health.

Struggles selling the paper
Artist and vendor Reggie Jones shares his frustrations about selling the paper to certain customers.

King Crack Heroin
Artist and vendor Don Gardner shares a poem about drugs and religion.

Dear Street Sense…
Artist and vendor Warren Stevens shares a note to Street Sense readers about his hopes for the summer.

Two Nice Things
Artist and vendor Patty Smith shares a nice interaction she had.

Happiness
Artist and vendor Carlton Johnson shares a poem about happiness.

#Commitment2Communicationz!~
Artist and vendor Levester Green shares the news of his latest book and a little bit about how he started getting into art forms through Street Sense.

A very “Happy birthday” to my daughter!
Street Sense artist and vendor Anthony Carney wishes his daughter a happy birthday and shares a poem (author unknown) celebrating her.

Missing you, Dad
Artist and vendor Sybil Taylor reflects on her experiences with her late father who passed away 6 years ago.

My buddy, my boss: The unforgettable Jackie Mason
Artist and vendor Frederic John reflects on his experiences and friendship with the late Jackie Mason.

Friends
Street Sense Media vendors share their thoughts on friendships and friends.

How Long?
Artist and vendor Queenie Featherstone shares a poem about her wish and need for housing.