by Tasha Fierce | Oct 28, 2022 | musings of a black femme, poetry
I’m tired of being happy for other people I know that makes me selfish Or maybe human It’s not that I don’t want other folks to thrive / I do I love seeing the joy in your faces & celebrating your wins & I want us all to get ours Get what we have worked for so...
by Tasha Fierce | Oct 29, 2020 | musings of a black femme, poetry
is this depression? it’s anticipatory grief it’s the loss of a future it’s here-and-now grief it’s a pandemic it’s anger for having seen this coming it’s despair for our chances of surviving it’s regret for all i...
by Tasha Fierce | Jun 22, 2019 | magical depressive realism, musings of a black femme, poetry
everything from then on out was going through the motions. everything from going to work every day to saving for the future to breathing was a charade performed as defense against the inevitable a tired eye closed to the light of the oncoming train a battered heart...