Text by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2022 . “The Words of Wait” . “African American voters are voting in just as high a percentage as Americans.” – Senator Mitch McConnell, January 19th, 2022[A] Coming from a virginal ingénue in the topsy-turvy world of politics, this quote could be seen or just brushed off as a mistaken… Continue reading A.H. Scott: “The Words of Wait”
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A.H. Scott: Ivy Breeze
Poetry by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2022 . Ivy Breeze . I am Ivy Then, there is the wind Wind of the sun is not like that of the moon Wind of the moon is not like that of the sun Wind can be still Wind can cause a commotion Wind encapsulates Ivy with tempered care… Continue reading A.H. Scott: Ivy Breeze
Snow Baby: The Past
Text by Snow Baby, Copyright 2022 . The Past . I was born at Holy Redeemer Hospital in Meadowbrook, Pa. at 7:00AM on Friday, September 11th, 1998 to two drug addicted parents. My mom and dad got high off of anything they could touch. I have eight siblings. We all were separated, wound up in… Continue reading Snow Baby: The Past
A.H. Scott: Almost Heaven For An Ordinary Joe
Text by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2021 . Almost Heaven For An Ordinary Joe . Joe Manchin is a man of the people. Question is; which people is he the man of? Is he Manchin of the average Joe or Jane type; you know the one of the bag lunch who is just trying to make… Continue reading A.H. Scott: Almost Heaven For An Ordinary Joe
A.H. Scott: A Most Favorable Shade
Text by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2021 . A Most Favorable Shade . It cannot be captured by another’s eye Even if a lens could even try It can be seen if appreciation exists Even if the makers of taste wish not to persist To go forward boldly against the tide of criticism That’s the shade… Continue reading A.H. Scott: A Most Favorable Shade