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9. The Ends of the Earth

Beneath the dark of the night, my neighbours and I casually gathered together in clusters upon the damp of Burgundy Street, sprawled out upo

8. Concrete Bread Crumbs

We stroll along the river side by side Full of nods and silences Still-frames Fragmented between slender fingertips

7. An Uncertain Destiny

When my bassist, Twiggman, and I left our base in Florida one month prior, we had left our sleepy little town behind with a vague-yet solid

6. Black as the Night

Through the thick of the afternoon smoke I choke The air; heavy with dark charcoal, simmering Premature fireworks, rising As the sun doth

5. A Poetic Parade of Pride

The month of June is celebrated, in all of its colourful glory, as the month of Gay Pride. On June 28th, 1969, the NYPD raided the Stonewall

4. Thy Neighbours of the 9th Ward

It has always seemed a little strange to me to live in such close proximity to ones neighbours but, for the most part, never particularly ta

3. New Orleans

Awakening to my new life in New Orleans, I pried my collective conscious away from the sandy grasp of sleep, looked about my new cosy little

2. Home Sweet Home

After crossing a bumpy bridge that seemed to pass across forever whilst overlooking a glistening lake that sprawled out into a deep sea of e

1. The Great Escape

Chaos, from all sides, ensues. Buildings are burning and, due to a global airborne virus stacked on top of extreme rioting, looting, violenc

April Lee Fields