Today I will go check out Pariah, an independent award-winning film about a 17-year-old
African-American gifted student quietly struggling to embrace her identity as a
lesbian. I’ve really great things about the film.
It’s Saturday and it’s usually about art around here…
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Nows [no. 6]
Your eyes move like
the tide,
looking first
outward,
before sweeping it
all in.
We sat on splashed
rock
that took a million
years
patiently sculpting
itself
to be our throne
and waited…
silent, naked and
serene,
drinking in the
wisdoms
of the sea.
Just now
I was caught in the
quiet of your
undertow.
And since the moment
I first brushed
against you
I promised myself
I would never live
on an island that was
too small to fit you
in
somehow.
Edward-Yemíl Rosario ©