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Art

“Buffalo”

Frederic John shares a haiku titled “Buffalo.”

Reflection grove

Frederic John shares a poem titled “Reflection grove.”

Food for thought!

Marcus McCall shares what’s been on his mind.

This is me

Jaqueline Turner writes about her ralationship with God.

Spring goals

Michele Rochon writes about spring.

Spring time

Sybil Taylor talks about Spring Time.

Peace within

Don Gardner shares a poem called “Peace within.”

My journey to independence

Gerald Anderson shares part of his experience with homelessness.

My Harris Teeter

Vennie Hill writes about the Harris Teeter she works at.

It’s the ones close to you.

Levester Green shares a story following part of his life.

Housing hassles

Queenie Featherstone writes an acrostic poem and an accompanying statement about housing vouchers.

Easter’s poem

Rochelle Walker writes an acrostic poem titled “Easter’s poem.”

Displacement over there and what it means to me over here

Angie Whitehurst shares her thoughts on the state of Ukraine.

A new spring day

Amina Washington shares a poem titled “A new spring day.”

The power within

Donté Turner writes a poem titled “The power within.”

Riding the Metro

Phillip Black writes about how he could feel safer on the Metro.

African girl

Jaqueline Turner gives a short description of an African girl through the lens of a camera.

Steel cage of invisible ‘crobes

Frederic John writes a poem called “Steel cage of invisible ‘crobes”, based on the poem “Sympathy” by P.L.

Creative writing prompt

Daniel Ball responds to a creative writing prompt.

Fly

Anthony Carney shares a short story titled “Fly.”

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