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Be my fly


If you were a fly

I want to be your spoil meat

Send your proboscis in my tender blue-black skin

Allow the juice to ooze from within

My stench may rise

But have no pride

Once you are a fly

I want to be spoil meat 

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Nadine Thomas

My name is Nadine Thomas. I am from Jamaica. I attend Claflin University in South Carolina. I have been writing dialect poetry from twelve years old where I started to compete in The Jamaica Cultural Development Commission. Moving to school in America has inspired me to write and perform English pieces and I also competed in the SCSTA.

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