Narrative poem: After years of domestic violence, I am not Jane Doe
By Douglas Levon Dawkins on A narrative poem by Truth N. Poetry.
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Anthem for the homeless
By Claire J. Baker on We want to work and pay our way—yes we, America’s tempest-tossed.We’re part of and beyond the frayin actions paving our
Street Spirit narrative poetry: being heard
By Douglas Levon Dawkins on A poem from incarcerated poet Douglas Levon Dawkins' collection, "Exhibit A: Homelessness"
Apology to Jada’Marie
By Tiara Swearington on Mommy’s sorry I can’t be perfect I’m trying.Whenever I’m weak, I think Jada’Marie is worth it. It may not seem
Think it over carefully
By Skinny on Every night I lay my headUpon my soft by lonesome bedI dream of making love to youAnd hope that it
Narrative poem: House keys, not handcuffs
By Douglas Levon Dawkins on A narrative poem by Douglas Levon Dawkins.
One of many
By Douglas Levon Dawkins on "One of Many," a poem by incarcerated writer Douglas Levon Dawkins.