Oh my
Oh how I
Love a hard body
Smooth and uncreased
Continue reading “Copies and copies”Reviews. Poetry. Personal Stories and more from a Black girl’s perspective.
The little moments really add up.
On here, I’m usually complaining and lamenting what’s gone wrong in my life. Seems like the only time I document my good times and moments I’m grateful for is in my journal or brief Instagram stories or tweets. But whole blog posts?? Almost never.
Continue reading “A Moment of Gratitude”When I wrote this title, I was thinking of a Brent Faiyaz song. What I’m writing about has nothing to do with any of that, though.
The four of us only knew each other for one month, yet it felt so much longer. We met at a coffee shop with maybe 40 other people. We were strangers amongst an even larger group of strangers, then we exchanged numbers and made plans for karaoke.
Continue reading “One month, one month ONLY?”This read will have you eager to find out who ended this particular high-end escort’s life.
Death Beneath the Covers follows the case of what happened to Becca, a high-end escort for the Australian Foxy Escorts Agency. Liz Jeffreys inserts herself into the investigation of her murder since Becca was one of the women working for her. Jack and Max are the detectives at the center of the investigation and feelings and histories already start to get involved from the start. Eventually, the waters of suspicious activity connected to the murder becoming increasingly muddied.
Continue reading ““Death Beneath the Covers”: Reedsy Discovery Review”Anderson Paak is one of my top 3 favorite music artists. The list goes something like this:
A fever dream of a classic. Invisible Man, though fiction, addresses race in a very real and evergreen way.
Invisible Man follows the trials and tribulations of an unnamed protagonist. He’s a Black man ousted from his Southern HBCU campus to the streets of Harlem, New York. It opens in his present adulthood living in a basement filled with lightbulbs before flashing heavily back to his adolescence and young adulthood, searching for his identity.
Continue reading ““Invisible Man” by Ralph Ellison : Book Review”Yay! I did it!
On Sunday, Jan 30 (which was 9 days ago), I FINALLY got to post an NFT and officially become an NFT artist! It took some help, though, from one of the NFT pros in the spaces I frequented. See, that’s the value of asking questions when you’re unsure of your process.
Continue reading “Rae’s Violet Art Trips: First Minted NFT!”Hello, you. I see you, in those onesie pajamas with an animal hood, sipping herbal tea as you read this post. You’ve been checking out my Instagram and Twitter, wondering when I’d post again. It’s been a month. But there you are, reading yet another post. I see you, and I thank you.
Ugh, I just cringed typing that. But I hope it caught your attention!
Continue reading “Rae’s Violet Words: 21 of 2021”