In memory of my uncle Frankie
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Today, I received word my uncle had passed, and I was numb. I felt nothing. I even began to do something, and a thought came ...
From Darkness to Redemption: A Journey Through Regret and Transformation
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Inside, darkness fills you—once fueled by a life steeped in corruption, gangs, violence, drugs, and betrayal. These things were second nature: acted on impulsively, without ...
Love, they say…
If you love someone, are you willing to go against the world? Do you love that person so much that no one else's opinion matters? Do you care if your parents, family, or friends approve ...
Slang Dictionary- Part 4
Slide: Used to address an action against an enemy. For example, "I'm sliding on this hoe tonight..."Smoked: Meaning someone got killed or beat up really badly.Spit: This term is used to say you got shot ...
Slang Dictionary -Part 3
A-one: Meaning good or just something that you think is good. For example, "Damn! Shorty look A-one..."
One hundo: Slang for one hundred. For example, a common phrase that's most said is "I'm A-one hundo," meaning ...
Life in Solitary Confinement: A Harsh Reality
You know, you begin to question your mental health when you come to the front of your cell to look out of your cell in solitary confinement towards where the control picket stands in the ...
The Power of Music: A Journey Through My Favorite Tracks and Personal Reflections
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I just love music, and I know music well. My neighbor in prison is 50 years old, and he tells me about music that was ...
Broken
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I am at a loss for words. Is this how being broken feels? If you break something, can it simply function as it used to? ...
Echoes from Solitary: A Day in the Life Behind the Cell Door
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It was an aggravated day. It started off OK, as usual, but that's how every day in solitary confinement begins. The sun shines through your ...
Echoes of Solitude: The Unyielding Noise of Incarceration
John sigh! You know, I have been in solitary confinement going on 11 years, and I have come across so many crazy men, but this guy John is the most annoying out of all of ...
