Poems from Fatal Dawn
From: South-Central Pennsylvania | Biggest Inspirations: Friedrich Nietzsche, W.E.B. Du Bois, Henry David Thoreau, William Shakespeare, Langston Hughes, and Maya Angelou. | Academic Interests: Healthcare Law
In the crowd, tension is amounting,
Heavy words from a preacher that could move a mountain,
Preaching about how life is not worth...
They say dying is easy, but life is hard,
It could be gone early, based on how you play your cards.
As a kid I used to watch the stars,...
In a corner of the room,
A woman stands with a mop and a broom,
Hoping her next check will come in soon.
While income is short, bills...
I’m trying…
I’m trying to keep my past and still live in the present.
“And trying to make up for all I’ve sinned.
It’s like walking...
A child on the verge of disappearing
Because she felt no one was hearing
Her father an alcoholic, her mother on heroin
Plotting her escape...