Poetry by D'Anthony Nance Without warning tears fell from my eyes. Staring into the mirror I wondered why? It's been months since you died And not since the funeral have I cried It seems I've held back this pain Because there is nothing for me to gain I cannot hear your laughter Nor can I... Continue Reading →
Driving home that evening, Michael takes the highway instead of the backroads. He’s not taking any chances and is confident in his ability to manoeuvre out of trouble at high speeds. Constantly checking his rear-view and sideview mirrors for any sign of being followed, Michael makes the usual 40-minute drive in about 25 minutes. Travelling... Continue Reading →
Men can never be the victim of heart break Because society says We don't know what it's like To love beyond belief Uplifting a woman We thought was meant to be Unable to feel our pain, Drowning in sorrws We cry red tears of passion Kissed by sweet words Filled with paralysis That keep us... Continue Reading →
By D'Anthony Nance Back and forth bodies fuse together Incorporating scars and passion Into erotic forms of healing Painting her skin with kisses Setting fire to the dormant Embers long extinguished A woman reclaims her feeling As a man slows his heart's bleeding
From Random Words, Random Stories by Christopher Occhiuzzi While in the city, Josephine finds out what she knew all along; she’s pregnant with Darren’s baby. Sherry tells her to book an abortion and go on with her life. Josephine is having none of it. “I’m keeping the baby,” she says defiantly. “Even if Darren doesn’t... Continue Reading →
