Tomorrows Marries No One

This collection was not written for applause, but for witness. The poems in Tomorrow Marries No One were born in prison cells, in dreams, in deep conversations with memory and silence. They come from my years navigating love, pain, time, and identity - not just as a man, but as a Black man shaped by generational wounds and relentless hope. I wrote these words because sometimes surviving is not enough - we must also speak. We must remember. We must name what we've carried. These pages are fi...