That Weird Island Girl Poems and Stories
Short sories and poems that everyone can relate to. Short stories of fictional tales of the Jamaican and caribbean culture. A series of poems about, love and heartbreak.
I Lie When I Smile
When you asked me how I was doing, did you genuinely want to know, or was it a reflex question that people often ask and expecting an automated …
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Confessions of a Dying Woman:9:Country Edition
Dear Miss Myrtle, How are you and your puss them doing? It’s been a few months now since I have last seen you. You just start keep to yourself…
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If I Could Tell You How I Feel
Sometimes if I were to tell you just how I feel It would be to tell you how afraid I am that my scars won't heal I would tell you how some day…
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Confessions of a Dying Woman:8:Country Edition
Dear Miss Mary, (Heavy Sigh) I don’t even know where to begin with this confession letter to you. I honestly thought that we were friends. I have b…
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Confessions of a Dying Woman: 7: Country Edition
Dear Mass Dudley, It is with a heavy heart that I write you this letter because I am still broken up about the wicked deed that you had done un…
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I want you Back
I am scared to admit to myself and anyone else that I want you back Because you have already moved on and I am not the fighting type but I think t…
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When You Were Mine
As I sip on this red wine I began to reminisce on a time when you were mine When you use to devour my lips, and grind to the rhythm of my hips, as…
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Confessions of a Dying Woman: 6:Country Edition
(written to be read in patois) Dear Mass Leeford , I don’t even know how I should greet you because I honestly thought you would have been d…
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