You are the Dawn disguised as the witching hour. You embody a daffodil that blooms in the beginning of winter. Before my oculus, rests a universe; when I lay awake at night, dreaming of a place to go. Yet, you still surprise me like the heating blanket I snagged on Amazon that lasted longer than expected. Apple says you are The analyzer of all data … Continue reading Philthy

I thought you were a butterfly But then you gracefully fell to the earth. For a second, I lost hope in all things beautiful But then a butterfly appeared before me. On the outside it was a pretty gold leaf With no wings. Still the process of change came with the wind. Prosthetics no longer needed. The gold leaf was just as beautiful as the … Continue reading “Gold Leaf” —- a poem by Brooke Boddie

Doesn’t matter if you move mountains Or the mountains move themselves, No one cares if you birthed the baby Or the children birth themselves, If you summoned the moon, Or the sun set itself Even if you healed the people dying, Or the equator heated itself. You’re not the hottest woman in the world. Continue reading Pretty Privilege – a poem by Brooke Boddie

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