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Miko Reed #catchthispoetry

Miko Reed
Society & Culture
Personal Journals
A black woman, a writer, author of “Eggshells In Soft Black Hands,” and a spoken word poet- navigating through this space, while creating a platform for others to do the same; and sharing my personal journey through poetry in the process. Essentially, I’m just trying to figure things out. #HaveAVoice🎙#catchthispoetry
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Episodes

Power

Blackness in sunshine and power.

Jan 25, 2024•5 min

Grounding

Just some thoughts about how even too much of a good thing can be too much…sometimes. Everyone loves the way they love. And sometimes seeing it in that light can make a world of difference.

Dec 28, 2023•3 min

Autumn

That’s it. That’s the post. Short and sweet.

Nov 14, 2023•4 min

Loving Baby Girl

A super unpolished throwback, possibly practice, early 2000’s poem recording- over the tune- that I do NOT own the rights to, Young and the Restless. With an equally unhinged preface. Enjoy. ☺️

Oct 24, 2023•6 min

Vacation- A Haiku Sonnet

Just me in my car reciting my power after explaining it- but in the most adhd way ever. Lol. Enjoy! Xoxo

Oct 18, 2023•3 min

New $hit

Dropping the pieces I’ve been commissioned to write-surrounding themes. Enjoy!

Oct 08, 2023•9 min

All about my Daddy

In this episode I will sit down with my dad and discuss the ties that bind us. 🙌🏽 From a little girl to a grown woman....from his time in prison to his current role as a sophomore in College.

Jun 25, 2020•6 min

Little Girls Lost

So much is glossed over when it comes to our “little girls” that grow up to become young girls and ladies in today’s society. This poem shares my thoughts on the plight of our “little girls lost” especially in marginalized communities.

Jun 25, 2020•5 min•Season 1Ep. 1

I can’t breathe.

A poem about the plight of our black men and women at the hand of police....for those saying all lives matter.

Jun 23, 2020•7 min•Season 1Ep. 1
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