Art, Graffiti Art, Life, Non-fiction, Poetry

The fight within

“Beware that, when fighting monsters, you yourself do not become a monster… for when you gaze long into the abyss. … Continue reading The fight within

Art, Graffiti Art, Life, Non-fiction, Photography, Poetry, Underground

Awaken Reality

“There’s a brief moment when you first wake up where you have no memories, a blissful blank slate, a happy … Continue reading Awaken Reality

Art, Beauty, Culture, Graffiti Art, hip-hop, Katrina, Life, New Orleans, Non-fiction, Poetry, Underground, Urban Neighborhood, Women

New Orleans Artist: Kishonda Webb

Born and raised in the 7th Ward of New Orleans, Kishonda Webb turned tragedy into a creative mastery. After the … Continue reading New Orleans Artist: Kishonda Webb

Life, Non-fiction, Poetry

Living to see beauty

Life becomes worth living, once you begin to see the beauty in everything around you. Eric Hollins- Continue reading Living to see beauty

Life, Non-fiction, Poetry, Uncategorized

Silent Suffering

“There’s nothing more confusing Than words unspoken And presence unfelt – A silence unceasing” By: Eric Hollins Continue reading Silent Suffering

Art, Beauty, Community, Culture, Life, Memoir, New Orleans, Non-fiction, Photography, Poetry, Relationships, Tourist, Traveling, Uncategorized, Urban Neighborhood, Women

She is….New Orleans

“The right person at the wrong time” doesn’t exist when you think about her and the impact she has had … Continue reading She is….New Orleans

Art, Beauty, Crawfish, Culture, Human services, Life, Memoir, New Orleans, Non-fiction, Photography, Poetry, Relationships, Underground, Urban Neighborhood

A Tired New Orleans

Tired by Langston Hughes I am so tired of waiting, Aren’t you, For the world to become good And beautiful and … Continue reading A Tired New Orleans

Life, Memoir, Non-fiction, Poetry, Women

Mirrors & Masks

I feel lost within a world of others perceptions and idealization of me. Im so lost that I have become … Continue reading Mirrors & Masks

Basketball, Charity, Children, Chronic diseases, Chronic illness, Community, Human services, Life, Memoir, New Orleans, Non-fiction, Poetry, Youth

New Orleans woman, given 5 years to live, helps kids with heart defects live their ‘dream for a day’

BY LUNDUN LOVE ON AUGUST 9, 2017COMMUNITY, NEW ORLEANS, PEOPLE, YOUTH Poetry In Motion Kare Bears will be hosting a basketball game in the month … Continue reading New Orleans woman, given 5 years to live, helps kids with heart defects live their ‘dream for a day’