That Weird Island Girl Poems and Stories
Short sories and poems that everyone can relate to. Short stories of fictional tales of the Jamaican and caribbean culture. A series of poems about, love and heartbreak.
Short sories and poems that everyone can relate to. Short stories of fictional tales of the Jamaican and caribbean culture. A series of poems about, love and heartbreak.
I am scared to admit to myself and anyone else that I want you back Because you have already moved on and I am not the fighting type but I think t…
Read On »As I sip on this red wine I began to reminisce on a time when you were mine When you use to devour my lips, and grind to the rhythm of my hips, as…
Read On »(written to be read in patois) Dear Mass Leeford , I don’t even know how I should greet you because I honestly thought you would have been d…
Read On »Dear Mass Jasper, I hope this letter finds you in the best of health. I hope that with this confession that my sin bill will go down. First I m…
Read On »Growing up in rural Jamaica at a time when there was no electricity, which means no internet, as a child, your imagination was all you had. While …
Read On »Dear Miss Peggy, It is with a heavy heart that I write this letter to you. I am only writing to confess because I want my sin bill to go down b…
Read On »My name is Resha Black. If you are reading this, a warm welcome to my weird blog. I have an abstract personality, and I wouldn't know where or how to begin to describe myself to you. I love writing poetry which is weird because I don't officially know how to write a poem, not from a literary point of view. I enjoy reading, and I have an eclectic taste in music. There is a psychological and emotional connection between me and food. I feel a profound sense of happiness and satisfaction when I eat, almost to the point where I want to cry. Thank you for visiting.
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