Jacqueline Corrine
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Why the Swing Stays StillA Poem by Jacqueline CorrineEver been abandoned? |
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Dear Dark WomenA Poem by Jacqueline CorrineDear Dark Women, Your skin is the hand of God. Your walk is the dance of your ancestors. Your eyes are endless fires of the fight from centuries ag.. |
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FingerprintsA Poem by Jacqueline CorrineAs a child I was severly bullied. Some people are fighters and some people are lovers. This is me reaching out to my fighter, regretting that I didn't.. |
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Battle of a Crying WarriorA Poem by Jacqueline CorrineThere's a painful version of me drawn with a crismson crayon Early does she rise to a dark horizon and she grins heavily while weilding a thou.. |
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State of MindA Poem by Jacqueline CorrineMy life scars are mere hologramsof the tragedies residing within meI see myself through a broken glassmost of which has cut my feetThe smokey residue .. |
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Write MeA Poem by Jacqueline CorrineThat beautiful nightmare That floatimg on air type of feeling This tearing down the walls This kiss of a thousand songs It's a matrimony of.. |
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TiramisuA Poem by Jacqueline CorrineRight now we're at that placewhere the sand can reach between our toesAnd only sweet heaven knows how good it feels to be with you,the first day you t.. |
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Swing the WheelsA Poem by Jacqueline CorrineWhen you wake up in the morning, thoughts fluttering Noises across the dirty hall that sport splinters Your bed stays flat and your mouth dry beca.. |
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Black RiverA Poem by Jacqueline CorrineEver fall in love when you knew it was wrong from the get-go? |
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Sad WindowA Story by Jacqueline CorrineAvanda is a character who's father has her locked up in the house on a daily basis, trapped by the sea shore in their beach house. As she grows older .. |
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