Gelato in Santorini Kulfi in the Middle East Sherbet in the Caribbean Jim Beam in the meantime. Sorbet in Atlanta Fro- Yo in Decatur Mochi in Cobb County Tito’s on the weekends. So many flavors to crave Go on, Seize the day! Watch the hours go to waste Or the list could go on… So many thoughts you wonder I can sense your hunger. Even … Continue reading “Samudaya” -a poem by Brooke Boddie

Our good years had came and gone Details so easily forgotten Teary, I know you still hurt so bad Guess somethings do spoil rotten. I guess thats your pace Still hurting because you did hang on for a little while Longer than you should have. Still you were deleted like the rest even the time and distance couldn’t phase a “Middle Child”. I wish you … Continue reading The New Bond girl

The oracle The unanswered questions The mystery of it all. The ones in the shadows, Who wait for me to fall. The mystics The gymnasts, Who bend with the wind. The vampire who continuously appears in my dreams. Meditation. Sunlight, contemplation, then Darkness. The pain in your stomach. The endless whirlwind. The tarot. The crystals. The kittens meow. The voices that urge you to stay … Continue reading 11:11 —a poem by Brooke Boddie

I like to see the shadows of the trees dancing underneath the street lights. It cures my loneliness. Makes me feel seen After all the shadow work. I like to feel the wind Hover over my shoulder As I type this poem, As I’m staring at the moon It gives me comfort. But there’s no better company than yours That hovers over the candle To … Continue reading The “Itis”

A Poem By Brooke Boddie You’ve grown horse from speaking your truth Because no one was listening for quite some time… Therefore, you had to repeat yourself. But the narrative is different each time you tell your story. Causing you to drive over to the dark side -Hoping to find solace. You were never the same since then. You gave yourself away -Sacred parts of … Continue reading Microphone