Writing to Survive Oppression – Non-Traditional Literary Analysis of The Poet X

Writing to Survive Oppression Writing poetry gives women a way to question, to protest, to rebel when we are silenced and when we experience oppression in the forms of patriarchy, misogyny, and sexism. The Poet X is a form of … Continue reading

Notes: The Red List and Goblins with Eugenics and Ugly Laws

February 17 2025 Treatment for the script is finished! Just need to add a synopsis. It’s kind of wild doing something that you’ve never done before, with feeling along the way that you have no freaking clue what you’re doing. … Continue reading

Poetry is a Lantern Glowing in the Dark – The Poet X

November 27 2024 I love this book so very much. This was the last of the 3 banned books we read in my Lit Analysis class. This is also the one I’m writing my analysis on and defending against a … Continue reading

Accidental Siri Conversation – Hey Sweetie

November 16 2024 I was out for a walk, with my earbuds in, listening to music. I passed by a neighbors cute lil dog, and said, “Hey sweetie.” Siri answered something like, “Yes, dear.” Made me laugh out loud. 🤣 … Continue reading

What the Hell – Death of Democracy

November 1 2024 It’s a multi day process, ending with sending those precious and powerful votes by starlight. 💙💙💙 Not fucking going back.💙💙💙 November 8 2024 Co-sign. 100% … I love you, my child. My own thoughts via a poem … Continue reading

Dia De Los Muertos Poetry – Her Hands

November 3 2024 Dia De Los Muertos: A Day of the Dead Celebration My first time joining in the Day of the Dead Celebrations. 💀💀💀 This was such an imaginative and creative idea of having a mixture of live art … Continue reading

Poetry: Neurospicy Frame of Mind

Neurospicy Frame of Mind Prompt: Paint of picture of your mind Lost in confusion High on joy Laser focused on topics Attaching to a problem until the solution is reached My mind my emotional torturer - my emotional rescuer My mind … Continue reading

Poetry: Whispers of a Wild Summer Trip

Whispers of a Wild Summer Trip (Written to be read as Spoken Word poetry) This was a case of Don’t think, just do it I thought about it just enough to know That this would be an opportunity To walk … Continue reading