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Don’t wanna hear me:

what makes Love the exception?

Y’all just wanna dance.

She’s light on her feet,

twirls when she closes a door;

Grace one can amore.

Octavia E. Butler must have been a sensitive soul. I’ve convinced myself that her writing of Lauren in Parable of the Sower, a character who feels the pain of those around her as well as their joys, was based on Octavia herself. That is why Octavia was a recluse in her life. She felt too strongly the emotions of those around her. That…

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The Fitness journey

does not train the Physical

more than the Spirit.

Winter runs fingers

through my hair. Wishing spring could

rinse away the gray.

I enjoy the idea of love. Such an abstract concept left to us to define via the experiences we have in the world and the choices we make after. In time these decisions can leave us feeling beat up and torn down and we must decide if we will give love another try. I say yes, but find it in ways you never looked for it before. Love can be as…

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What happened to old conversations where we discuss love? How can we explore its roots and how they found their way into us? How they grew unchecked dependent on old practices and roles that no longer apply in the ever dynamic social setting of life? How distorted is the image of love now? and How do we unearth love again so that our roots…

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Her mind gabs, “Girl, you

got Megan knees!”. Her body

dissents. “Meh, no. Pause.”

Bored with distraction,

Restlessness my nemesis:

Breathe, Think, and add Ink

Love is hard to define, shape, express. It is an abstract feeling that is personal to each individual and how they feel they should experience love, how they accept love. If a trilogy is written on love from the perspective of a non-binary character who hasn’t defined this emotion for themselves, how would that be received? There are so…

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