Kendra BozarthWhat Are You Doing With That?This is a poem on daydreams and love and ease and grief and darkness and hiding. On hope and peace.Feb 22, 2023Feb 22, 2023
Kendra BozarthThere isn’t a lack of knowingBlack lives matter, but not to police. America is a constant demonstration of horrific violence against Black life.Jan 27, 2023Jan 27, 2023
Kendra Bozarthabolishing the constraints on our collective imagination with Tracey Cordercrossposted from the Black Women Know Best newsletter.Jan 8, 2023Jan 8, 2023
Kendra BozarthI Am Swimming Into A New YearThis poem by Kendra Bozarth is borne from “i am running into a new year” by Lucille Clifton; it speaks to letting go and resetting anew.Dec 31, 2022Dec 31, 2022
Kendra BozarthSomething Is BeginningInspired by a verse in adrienne maree brown’s “something is ending,” this poem by Kendra Bozarth speaks to eternal (un)learning.Dec 27, 20221Dec 27, 20221
Kendra BozarthConveyanceThis is a poem by Kendra Bozarth about moving through recovery and making peace with yourself.Oct 15, 20221Oct 15, 20221
Kendra BozarthShakenGoing, going, gone Swallowing the chaos of it all, then swallowing the spirits to float awayAug 7, 2022Aug 7, 2022
Kendra BozarthImpermanenceChange just happened It just happened again And again And again And againJul 24, 20221Jul 24, 20221
Kendra BozarthBeginnings During EndingsClosed into myself Closed into my shell Aching to be open Aching when I openJul 19, 2022Jul 19, 2022
