In A Different World
by Rheanna Winter
I am fortunate.
Bright colored clothing
on our backs. Jewelry made
from materials that we found.
Why are we the ones given?
I am fortunate.
Salty, freshwater scooped onto
my tongue. I am hydrated. Food so small.
I am full. Heat of the sun on
my flesh. I am warm.
I am fortunate.
Soap suds trickle down my head
onto my feet racing to reach
my toes. Ada grasps hair strands.
I am clean.
Why are we seen as helpless?
We are fortunate.
Poetry
- Girl by Hope Weidemann
- Looming Absence by Hope Weidemann
- O Death by Hope Weidemann
- A Night Together by Olivia Scott
- In A Different World by Rheanna Winter
- Immolation of Self by Carly Nordaby
- Gin and Oatmeal by Aysten Kitchens
- Shame/Shelter/Judgment by Austin Feathers
- Writings on a Wall by Austin Feathers
- Natural Disaster by John Dibert
- Refrain by John Dibert