Regina K. Pride
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Little SisterA Chapter by Regina K. PrideShe despised the bath tub like I despised the seasons. Little sister thought the reds and embers were a sign of the glory of the forthcoming Day... |
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CloseA Chapter by Regina K. PrideHe said, “I’ll wait for you wear your yellow hat, polka dot dress; I’ll know it’s you,” when she could recogni.. |
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I arose late on the hourA Chapter by Regina K. PrideThe sun dipped its golden crown in the pool of blue and cobalt. She was in the kitchen throwing tarnished steel pots, unwashed forks and knives. Red.. |
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a wedding & a funeralA Chapter by Regina K. Prideon the horizon far out in the east coast moving steadily towards me was a ship drifting with the wind and the waves were strong enough to carry it aw.. |
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People (book version)A Chapter by Regina K. PrideI see their lives laid out in a straight line;there are beginnings and ends,midpoints and trails off the beaten path.Plot holes, and misguided ste.. |
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shoulders touching shouldersA Book by Regina K. PrideA collection of poetry involving connection versus disconnection between people. |
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