Bridging Cinema, Memory, and Social Justice
Where the frames of film meet the rhythms of verse—exploring the African diaspora through ekphrastic poetry, formal structures, and the sacred technology of storytelling.
An ekphrastic exploration of EC Comics' "Judgment Day"—the groundbreaking 1956 anti-racism story that challenged segregation through science fiction. This poem excavates the revolutionary power of visual narrative as resistance, where a single revelation unmasks humanity's deepest prejudices.
Read PoemA cyclical collection exploring love as ancestral practice, where personal intimacy meets collective remembering. These poems trace the archaeology of affection through formal structures—sonnets, villanelles, and ghazals—proving that memory is the most enduring form of devotion.
Explore CollectionVisual artistry meets poetic inquiry in this portfolio that challenges conventional boundaries between image and text. Drawing from cinematic techniques and diaspora consciousness, these works ask: How do we see ourselves when history keeps changing the mirror?
View Portfolio"Stories are living rituals that merge the ancestral past with the speculative future, representing the full arc of the African diaspora. The goal is to create narratives that heal and empower by transforming memory into motion, and mythology into modern truth."
— From the GenSpark Story Coaching Framework
Every story humanizes its characters and emotional truths
Each tale contributes to a grand mythology linking the diaspora
Stories imagine futures where justice and unity prevail
Narratives must be well-structured, cinematic, and coherent
Work connects personal transformation to collective liberation
These works are currently seeking publication in literary magazines that celebrate Black voices, ekphrastic poetry, and narratives of social justice. Interested in featuring this work or discussing collaboration?