Traydon Inspire’s poem is a thoughtful and moving exploration of identity, potential, and self-worth.

Together, these monologues represent the strength, beauty, and resilience of individuals who refuse to be defined by others.

I'm A Woman! And You Can't Define Me is a compelling monologue series created by Dismoc Le Ma, aimed at amplifying women's voices.

LaTanya Odom's journey illustrates how poetry can transcend mere self-expression to become a profound force for healing and connection.

LMNT POETRY by Artist Take isn’t just an event—it’s a movement that gives the voiceless a stage to be heard.

Gloria envisions becoming even more fearless in her craft, embracing her role as a speaker and poet with confidence.

Caiti Quatmann continues to explore the mysteries of nature, identity, and grief.

Faith Whatley-Blaine’s story is one of resilience, empowerment, and advocacy.

Ferguson's poetry is a testament to the healing power of words, drawing from personal experience.

Josephine Bell speaks to themes of love, identity, and personal growth.

Rachel Jenkins is not merely a poet; she is a beacon of hope for those who have yet to find their voice.

In his Q&A, poet Matthew Freeman offers an insightful look at his creative journey, shaped by his upbringing.

Kiana McKinney’s voice is much more than an instrument of sound—it is a beacon of hope, a storyteller’s tool, and a powerful force.

Performance anxiety affects people across various fields, from public speaking to music and, of course, poetry.

Calling all poets and spoken word artists in St. Louis MO.

Review of "Who TF is Dismoc Le Ma micro memoir series pt. 1." Readers are invited into the kaleidoscope of Dismoc Le Ma's artistic journey.

Press release for Dismoc Le Ma's "Warfroism" Exhibition Celebrates Unsung Heroes Throughout the African Diaspora.

First view of Dismoc Le Ma's solo exhibition Warfroism.

My experience working with Dismoc Le Ma.

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