PoetryVol. 1, Issue 2

These Cell Walls Speak

These cell walls speakI hear muffled screamsBehind years of lead paint and shattered dreamsThese cell walls speakCrying out like a choir, lamenting

Black line drawing of a small prison cell with a barred door, a barred window, a light fixture, and a bunk.
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These cell walls speakDeliberate indifferencesNatural life sentencesEnvironmental injusticesBUT IS ANYONE LISTENING?

These cell walls speak.

Poet
Michael Broadway
First published
Vol. 1, Issue 2 · 2024 · p. 16
Original edition
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