Silent Sins ~ by Katrina Curtiss 11.24.21
It is a tedious trek, head kept low Keeping to me the things I know Privileged by the color of my skin Privileged by the silence of my sins.
“Are Our Rights Wrong?” ~ by Katrina Curtiss 5/11/2020
Gun Violence Statistics
I was out walking yesterday, trying to combat the overwhelming sense of isolation due to COVID-19. I stick to my neighborhood, turning left here, right there, for about half an hour and then retracing my steps back home. Yesterday, I discovered a little winding sidewalk running behind homes, a path meant for…
My Cat Rants About Racism ~ a short poem by Katrina Curtiss 5/9/202
Basura Mourns Ahmaud Arbery
My cat came to me, filled with misery About the injustices of humanity A former police officer and his son, both white Chased an African-American man down and took his life Two armed white men, father and son Hunted down a black man, who was out for a run The…