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Art

Spring time

Anthony Carney shares what spring symbolizes to him.

A woman’s world

Kym Parker writes about loving all women.

Hello spring?

Evelyn Nnam writes about spring and new beginnings.

Food for thought!

Marcus McCall writes a poem titled “Food for thought!”

Cults

Michele Rochon describes her experience with cults.

If today was the last day

Redbook Mango shares a poem titled “If today was the last day.”

To Bonnie

Queenie Featherstone dedicates an acrostic poem dedicated to her friend, Bonnie.

From prosperity to poverty: how my life changed

Jeff Taylor reflects on how he became homeless.

Let’s be civil

Jemel Fleming comments on violence during the past year

I need money

Reggie Jones shares his short story, titled “I need money.”

Goals

Redbook Mango shares her poem, titled “Goals.”

A poet’s education

Levester Green writes about his experience as a poetry editor in school.

At 14: the story of innocence

Kym Parker shares a vulnerable story about healing.

Free game!

Marcus McCall shares insight on anger and negativity.

Dear Street Sense Media

Warren Stevens sends a message to Street Sense Media.

The flowers

Jaqueline reflects on a good memory she had.

Don’t bully me

Rochelle Walker writes about people who have hurt her in the past.

Alternative to prompt

Daniel Ball writes about a good memory he shares with his sister.

Stay healthy

Anthony Carney reflects on when he was sick recently.

Amazing grace

Carlos Carolina shares his poem, titled “Amazing grace.”

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