Blackpoetry Stories

Do you believe in ghosts? Kem is just a kid from an unknown forgotten town who makes it his mission to fulfil the dream of his one true friend Dram. Along the way, he meets new people, lives in uncharted territory, and even gives up a few times before he finds his way. With no real ambition and no true guidance, Kem's only driving force is someone he can no longer see, but is always there. -hula

We are back! The sequel to my poetry series. The work inside this book now has twice the passion and emotion as the first one. Here is another part of my heart. I hope you enjoy and stay a while! 🌷

just a collection of poems from a young writer copyright © 2022

This book contains twenty-four poems about a broken heart. It's straight from the soul and if tears of a broken heart are words, they are definitely these!

Smiling at black woman joy.

stimulation via conversation

Soulful Poetry

A Collection of poems about being a black person in America during the 20Teens.

love

"Becoming" is a spoken word poem about resilience, identity, and self-discovery as a young Black woman. It reflects the struggle of rising above stereotypes, labels, and doubt, while reclaiming power in the face of pain and silence. This piece is both a personal declaration and a universal reminder that no one's words or limits can define you - because you are always in the process of becoming.

A small collection of word doddles.

Every poem mentioned is rightfully mine. Aside from the featured artist in the later chapters mentioned! Those are not my words and each masterpiece should be viewed as such. My prayer would be that this acquired knowledge not only reach millions of people, but touch and revive millions of hearts. I come in the name of Jesus Christ and My ancestors. These are my words of sorrow, anxiousness, and love.

This is an experimental poem I wrote for my poetry book that flows a bit like a song. This is only my final draft which isn't the last phase in my writing process; I like to polish it afterwards via shaping it's form factor, rhythm, and aesthetical grammar etc. I was inspired by my own mental maturation and my anxiety regarding achieving a stable independent livelihood. In general, I was influenced conceptual escapism, by depressive thoughts about being alive and a cherished synthwave song of mine. Other themes and messages I'll leave you to interpret. I pray those who read it feel a stronger sense of hope about their lives and purpose. For those who are, but wish they weren't...

Love Poetry

George Stinney

"I'd let you into my mind but you'd have to get under my skin" ITALIANO/ENGLISH "The devastation and the unspoken destruction in her mind were the greatest catastrophes I had ever laid my eyes on along with the darkness that came along were my muses." BEST OPENING AWARD 🥇 TCCA 3RD PLACE 🥉 TCCA Notice! This version has mistakes because the actual work is on my drive, I hope they are still clear to read through! 🏅#1 Blackrights 🏅#Poesiedamore 🏅#9 Poesia 🏅#4 Blacklifesmatter 🏅#2 Blackrights 🏅#3 Blackgirlproblems 🏅#2 Poesie

amori's thoughts in between her sometimes chaotic life

Words of the struggle for the struggle. Guiding you through all hard times. Ultimately leading to the ultimate success.

She writes with ash on her fingers and spirit in her breath. These aren't just poems - they're survival chants. In Poems from a Sacred Heart, Jenny Booker delivers a gut-wrenching, soul-restoring collection of poems that speak for the broken, the rising, and the reborn. From Harlem hallways to southern fields, this collection honors the sacred rage, the hidden grief, the healing tears, and the divine within every Black woman.