I Come Home After the Storm
YASHIKA GRAHAM
I come home and come away
from the dark as much bashed in
as the house I was born in
at once full and empty and still
looking back from the gate
Dec 19, 2025 | Cat 5, PREE Views, Yashika Graham | 0 |
YASHIKA GRAHAM
I come home and come away
from the dark as much bashed in
as the house I was born in
at once full and empty and still
looking back from the gate
Aug 25, 2025 | Poetry, PREE 14, Yashika Graham | 0 |
But my father knew well how to dodge me,/from I was knee high till the last time/we sat on the concrete, his face wet and wilted/with pleading and pretence, with his fear/of court and child support.
Nov 18, 2019 | Fiction 4, Highlights 4, Issue Four, PREE 4, Yashika Graham | 2 |
Yashika Graham Nursing home hostage seeks young accomplice. Must be willing to fight and not...
Apr 22, 2019 | Issue Three: #TheCaribbeanisnotaRealPlace, Poetry 3, Yashika Graham | 0 |
Yashika Graham They do not call the place Puss Hole like the people do, but a government name, a through-road clogged with shops and gravel passes leading to zinc roof illusions amid the trees.They do not call it an avenue, not...
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