Light it up
StephanieLight it up is a newsletter about the evolving connection between living, making art, finding a spiritual center, and healing past traumas. It is about getting real with myself in facing my own shadows and doubts and other musings.
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AFROPUNK
I found this in my file of poems, written 2 years ago today. I have been compiling some of the writings to try to pull together themes. Wasn’t exactly looking for this one, but it was sure looking for me.
Avian
My youngest came down with the dreaded flu (avian flu) suddenly on Sunday morning. I’d texted from the studio to ask her to get the dog ready for a walk and came home to the house quiet and still. Somehow, I knew not to yell. She heel-toed ...
The last day
Three years ago, my father was living his last full day on earth. He would die on January 27th around 1:30 in the morning. Though I had asked not to be notified until morning, I felt the phone vibrating next to me and turned to see my siste...
The Apocalypse is coming. We are still going to look cute.
I am still going in hard on my skincare and sleeping with my retainer. I have lotion on my feet and socks on until I can’t bear them anymore and remove them in the night. I don’t wake up heartbroken. I wake up searching in vain for my legs,...
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I'm a writer retracing my steps through a childhood lost in suburbia as a black creative, firstborn daughter, while parenting in this wild world.
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