Author: Kiarran T.L. Diaz
Articles by this Author
Broken Tree
By Kiarran T. L. Diaz • I will never know your happiness History only saved your pain Sleeping Ancestor, When we meet Will I represent your dreams, Or your shame? Ancestors tell me Where you sleep Where does your soul lie Do you laugh? Or do you weep Is there a home for you That … Continue reading Broken Tree
Fire and Mud
Dirt on my tongue Each time I swallow my protests It travels past my throat And down my esophagus Each time I walk into a room And see stolen work caged and imprisoned Dirt in my mouth As I listen to them speak About those that look just like me A pat on my shoulder … Continue reading Fire and Mud
Why ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ is Problematic
By Kiarran T.L. Diaz • In the age of “wokeness,” TV shows, and media alike are rushing to find a way to sell their ideas to people who are tired of the nonsense. Different shows, movies, and books try to align themselves with diversity by trying to take shortcuts left and right. Producers love to … Continue reading Why ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ is Problematic
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