Does Our Labor = Our Value? by Jhon Carlos Barrera
Jhon Carlos Barrera. Image submitted by the poet. Does Our Labor = Our Value by Jhon Carlos Barrera Mami always said hard work will always beat out the restMami always said keep yo
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Jhon Carlos Barrera. Image submitted by the poet. Does Our Labor = Our Value by Jhon Carlos Barrera Mami always said hard work will always beat out the restMami always said keep yo
Amari Murray. Photo submitted by the poet. Rent Is Up, Love Remains by Amari Murray The landlord called ita market adjustment. We called it:Where are we supposed to go?The number o
Deborah Olatunji. Photo submitted by the poet. haikuism: (not) wanting to die by Deborah Olatunji it feels taboo to name it in the moment(s) but you’re sinking deeper than you sw
Qadir Crosby. Photo submitted by the poet. Deployment by Qadir Crosby As I packed my bags for the ArmyMy father said I became a man today Like merciless, mass murder makes me Any
Jhon Carlos Barrera. Image submitted by the poet. Does Our Labor = Our Value by Jhon Carlos Barrera Mami always said hard work will always beat out the restMami always said keep yo
Amari Murray. Photo submitted by the poet. Rent Is Up, Love Remains by Amari Murray The landlord called ita market adjustment. We called it:Where are we supposed to go?The number o
Deborah Olatunji. Photo submitted by the poet. haikuism: (not) wanting to die by Deborah Olatunji it feels taboo to name it in the moment(s) but you’re sinking deeper than you sw
Qadir Crosby. Photo submitted by the poet. Deployment by Qadir Crosby As I packed my bags for the ArmyMy father said I became a man today Like merciless, mass murder makes me Any
