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inflorescence: “when i imagined you, i made you taller, broader, louder. i made you with wings, with hair to your waist, breasts round and soft. i made you me. i made you greater. i lost faith in your ability to please me, so instead i dreamed of me.” inflorescence is a poetry collection divided into […]

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Drunk Me

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Drunk me…the real me–the version of me not many get to see. Wasn’t she lovely?

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clarity, i claim it

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View this post on Instagram clarity, i claim it. serenity, i cherish it. ive prayed for peace, i collected shells at the shore, i danced with the wind—my time is now, it’s grand, it’s polite, it holds open doors. it’s here, it’s welcome to sit by my fire and reminiscent about fairies and the Irish […]

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…drifting…

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View this post on Instagram …drifting… #rafting #nature #writer #blogger #hiking #photo A post shared by Mecca-Amirah Jackson (@amateur__poet) on Jul 25, 2019 at 11:10am PDT

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Reflecting

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I’ve been using this month as a time of peace and reflection✨ and with that, came a realization that there is still more to come. overcome. I was going through my past writing and noticed not only my growth as a writer but the change in me 🌸 so proud of the woman I am […]

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Lost and Found review

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http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2875579092 In her lovely poetry collection Lost and Found, Ahmed comes full circle with her relationship with God–questioning his role in our lives, damning him, to understanding and accepting him and the lessons and hardships that go along with his guidance. A natural storyteller, Ahmed’s voice draws you in as you as she welcomes you […]

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The Beginning

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I DO NOT HAVE AN EDITOR–There will be errors The Ancient Gods were once destroyers, going from planet to planet wrecking havoc. But their children were not born in the vaccum of space; they were born before the dazzling beauty of stars and constellations. They were daydreamers who did not want to destroy…but to create. […]

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