For Spring, SheryLeigh shares "Late Bloomer," a poem for anyone on the long journey to becoming.

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To close out what's been a tough year for many of us, SheryLeigh shares a "A Note from Hope."

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During Black History Month, and approaching Valentine's Day, SheryLeigh shares a nontraditional love poem, "Reconciliation (An Open Letter to Black Men)."

Join SheryLeigh for Little Black Book: A Valentine's Poetry Reading on Tuesday, February 15, at 7 p.m. live on Facebook and Instagram @sheryleighwrites 

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SheryLeigh shares the piece “A Blues for Summer” and says a reluctant goodbye to the season that's captured her heart.

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In this episode, SheryLeigh shares the poem “Something in the Water,” written about black people's complicated relationship with the water.

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In this episode, SheryLeigh shares the poem “Origami,” written about the way women often fold themselves into different shapes to please others - and applauds Simone Biles for not falling into the trap. 

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In this episode, SheryLeigh shares the poem “Thirty-Something,” written about that infamous decade that people hype up, but that she thinks fell flat--or did it? 

The 30s are a mood! Listen to SheryLeigh’s “Thirty-Something” playlist on Spotify @sheryl_leigh: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6ZrEVShz9c7BsI458q9P4f?si=-DVIvfasRSOVWRoxLNvuKQ&dl_branch=1

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For Father's Day, SheryLeigh is sharing "The Unconventional Hero," a piece she wrote in tribute to her grandfather.

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On this episode, SheryLeigh shares the poem "Special Delivery" for the times when a man calls you the total package, yet returns to sender.

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In this Mother's Day episode, SheryLeigh shares the poem "Sabbath" in acknowledgment of the juggling act that is the lives of mothers and women in general.

The poem is included in her book "black pearls," which features poems centering blackness and womanhood. The book is available on Amazon.

Read the episode transcript or more of SheryLeigh's work at https://sheryleigh.com/podcast-2/ or follow her on Instagram and Facebook @sheryleighwrites and Twitter @sheryleigh. Send comments, questions, and feedback to [email protected].