Carlos Lorenzo Estrada > Writing | WritersCafe.org

To recognize the power of one's creative gifts is to simply say their name and watch as a people beam with pride in remembrance of their art

I'm beginning to notice a repetitive theme in my writing. I apologize. Though I believe that speaks more about me than anything...

For those of faith; a small message of hope in trying times. Inspired by works like "Footsteps" and other religious writings.

Dedicated to the late satirist comedian George Carlin...rest well, homies.

A small ryhme inspired by one of the main heroes of Camelot

Words can be like cereal. Delicious right out of a freshly opened box. Or stale after sitting in a cabinet for months. But...

One can not read the poem "Cross" by Langston Hughes and not be changed by it. Freedom is not a fight, but a prayer.

I believe life is a riddle that at times can be revealed as a joke. But at whose expense?

The secrets we keep can hold life altering pain for others long after we are gone.

A thought experiment that leads to the obvious.