A New Day

Art by Heather Doram, Antigua and Barbuda

A new day

A new day

Or is it?

I log in

They are all red

 I watch

They are dead

I scroll some more

They are chanting

Not escaping

They are resisting

A new day

Or a new chance to be closer to freedom

Another chance to chant

Another opportunity to rant

Another chance to disenchant

A new day

Yet they are still pleading

Yet the others aren’t reading?

A new day 

The others are lying

The others are spying

A new day

To fight

To light the darkness 

This poem was created to express grief over the lives lost through genocide and the violence I’ve witnessed against the Palestinian people by the settler states of Israel and the United States. It was created to call out Zionist propaganda and to honor the continued struggle for a liberated Palestine.


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Nah Fret

(She/her) Daughter of Jamaican migrants, naturalized Jamaican citizen, living in the American Empire and queer feminist. Utilizing public health, particularly reproductive justice, she fights to bring transformation for the most marginalized to achieve health justice and liberation. Lover of women and womanly tingz.

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