Sexual Assault
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Yes, Daddy by Jonathan Parks-Ramage
Rating: What It’s About: Yes, Daddy follows Jonah Keller, a Middle America young, gay man, who dreams of becoming a successful playwright. And while he moved to New York City to achieve this dream, he finds himself living in a rundown sublet, begging to work extra hours at a restaurant, barely making rent each month. Continue reading
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from “Lunch”
by Sienna Meadow Burnett from Button Poetry I’m not a thief. If I really stole something from him, it would have had to have been a lot more violent. It’s not like I used force. It was sitting right there, so I took it. Continue reading
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“BPD” by Coral More
I do want to start this out with a content warning* about Coral More’s poem, it does talk about sexual assault. Secondly, this weekend has been hell for me. As you can see from Sunday’s post, I didn’t have much to say about it. That wasn’t intentional, I just couldn’t focus on any thoughts. Feeling Continue reading
Chapin City Blues 