a letter to apathy
Bleeding cries pulled tight with worn out laces Black-white-brown-grey hands weep red against the noise; Malice wears down buckled knees, thrashed faces A limp, purpled ghost, knowing she has no…
antihumantrafficking is one of the most explored themes on Power Poetry, where young poets share their authentic voices and lived experiences. The 2 poems below range from raw first drafts to carefully crafted works — each one a window into how a young writer sees antihumantrafficking in their life. Whether you're looking for inspiration, connection, or just want to know you're not alone, start reading and see what resonates.
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