Art
ArtBy Franklin Sterling October 4, 2018
Lentils
Fressh arrange of ‘fare well’ lie her de- spyt meh, thayr cuts lean ond rechereche
ArtBy Gwynette Smith October 3, 2018
Self-Expression Helps Me
Vendor Gwynette Smith discusses self-expression.
ArtBy Michael Daniels October 3, 2018
What do I want for myself?
I want to live a life of God. I want God in all of my thoughts, all the things I…
ArtBy Dwayne Butler October 3, 2018
Being Cool
A poem about the experience of a Street Sense Media vendor.
ArtBy Alice Carter October 3, 2018
Crazy
A poem by Alice Carter, a.k.a. “Baby Alice.”
ArtBy Frederic John October 2, 2018
He always had a good word
A few lines for Leonard Hyater.
ArtBy Colly Dennis October 2, 2018
Who was Leonard Hyater, Jr?
A memory of Leonard Hyater, Jr.
ArtBy Angie Whitehurst October 2, 2018
Freedom of Speech
Te poet reflects on the actions that sometimes lead from words.
ArtBy Franklin Sterling October 2, 2018
Gewitteregen
A thought to savor.
ArtBy Elizabeth Bryant October 2, 2018
I need structure
The writer shares the things that keep her steady.
ArtBy Reginald Black October 2, 2018
Homelessness: A Call to Early Death
The writer lays out the facts about human needs.
ArtBy John Littlejohn October 2, 2018
Soul
A reverend offers a needed nourishment.
Art October 2, 2018
Falling Down
An artist attempts to explain what is not easily explained.
ArtBy Chon Gotti October 2, 2018
In order to shine, we have to be broken
This wonderful tale has a moral for the masses.
ArtBy Ricardo Meriedy October 2, 2018
My Appreciation
The writer has a lot to be thankful for, and makes others feel that, too.
ArtBy Phillip Black October 2, 2018
This message is for you
What life really is all about.
ArtBy Michael Daniels October 2, 2018
Who am I, today?
Sacrificing comfort for the safety of family.
Who am I?
A life, in a few lines.
ArtBy Aida Peery October 2, 2018
Where I’ve been, housing is health care
A woman who was formerly homeless explains the connection between health and having a home.
ArtBy Reginald Denny October 1, 2018
A reminder that “into each life…”
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