Black Phoenix

Beat by Riddiman. 

Featured today is a poem and positive self-care talk during these rough times.

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Dewey is not defined by his past instead he lets the present guide him. With wisdom beyond his years he speaks on a journey that for many is not an option. The streets are home for some and a war zone for others for Dewey it was what stole his childhood and robbed him of his youth. His message: You don’t belong to the streets!

Introducing Nikaya King an artist, poet, business oriented black queen from NYC.

Freestyle by local black creative and alternative artist Sonnie Summers.

Reflection is important. Take care of you and your mental. Much love and light.

It’s okay to not be okay!We are all battling our own demons. Sometimes you just have to step back and realize that you’re in control. You have the ability to grow and rise above your demons. Cheers to all the small victories that keep you grounded! Much love and light.

For a very long time I’ve struggled with loving my body. This poem is a tribute to how far I’ve come and how in the process I’ve begun to unlearn the ways in which I was taught to hate my body.

An introduction of the face behind the poetry and my latest poem.