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Author Archives: Poet Kiana Davis

The Silence Between Us

We have lost words that fill silences but our eyes speak complete sentences. ~Kiana Davis 2013

Posted byPoet Kiana DavisJuly 21, 2013Posted inpoetryTags:Black Love, Culture, love, poem, Poetry, silenceLeave a comment on The Silence Between Us

Paved Road

Posted byPoet Kiana DavisJuly 19, 2013Posted inpoetryTags:African American, Culture, poem, Poetry, unblLeave a comment on Paved Road

Once

Once I scaled back my own skin Silent Forced fingers still and died But now every thought blooms And i believe in the possibility of flight. (c) Kiana Davis 2013

Posted byPoet Kiana DavisJuly 16, 2013September 21, 2013Posted inpoetryTags:African American, Culture, poem, PoetryLeave a comment on Once

Surreal

This day has been surreal. I feel like a part of me walks among the dead. And because their waters aren’t troubled my sadness is out of place. Kiana Davis 2013

Posted byPoet Kiana DavisJuly 15, 2013July 30, 2013Posted inpoetryTags:African American, Culture, poem, Poetry, Poets6 Comments on Surreal

Voices‬ in My head

Cryptic voices speak of circling and I see the mountain but do not want to travel it again. Kiana Davis (c)2013

Posted byPoet Kiana DavisJuly 14, 2013Posted inpoetryTags:African American, Culture, poem, Poetry, Spoken word, Writing2 Comments on Voices‬ in My head

The Verdit

The ancestors weep how far we’ve come but our young are still murdered because of their skin. Justice is blind folded again. Kiana Davis 2013

Posted byPoet Kiana DavisJuly 14, 2013Posted inpoetryTags:African American, Culture, poem, Poetry, Trayvon2 Comments on The Verdit

Intuitive

Knowing something will happen before it happens is a gift. Waiting for it to unfold is patience. Kiana Davis

Posted byPoet Kiana DavisJuly 13, 2013Posted inpoetryTags:African American, Culture, poem, PoetryLeave a comment on Intuitive

RIP Trayvon Martin

Holding my breath praying for poetic justice and peace for the anger that has lived here before. (c) Kiana Davis

Posted byPoet Kiana DavisJuly 12, 2013July 13, 2013Posted inUncategorizedTags:African Amercan, Black Women, Culture, Poetry, Spoken word, Trayvon Martin4 Comments on RIP Trayvon Martin

Memory

#reflecting Pictures inspire me i am that little girl who looked out at the world and wanted to mend the broken pieces of a community under fire. – Kiana Davis 2013

Posted byPoet Kiana DavisJuly 12, 2013Posted inpoetryTags:Africa American, Culture, Poetry, Spoken wordLeave a comment on Memory

December 4th Poem Inspired by Jay-Z

Music Heals December 4th poem from my book of poetry Digging For Roots! Please tell me what you think. Jay-Z’s song/rap really helped me heal. Thank you!!

Posted byPoet Kiana DavisJuly 11, 2013Posted inUncategorizedTags:African American, Culture, Jay-Z, Poetry, Spoken wordLeave a comment on December 4th Poem Inspired by Jay-Z

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