Cassidy's Control
A lizard stood there, a dominican giant anole who was proud of her heritage, head held high where her snout tapered to a slightly narrower, rounded tip. unlike most lizards that the mouse "you..."
To Wander Infinity ~ Chapter Nine: In Santo Domingo
Evidently one of the passengers went missing shortly before they flew over the dominican republic." "which passenger?"
The Way Holidays Collide
This is a poem about dominican mother’s day and the way culture can make you celebrate something again so soon. was on break when i posted this which delayed it a couple of weeks. originally posted in june 2024.
Writing Prompt #3: Writing Lessons From A Censor
_bisclavret recalled being taught by dominican friars before his conversion to protestantism. “i don't know how i didn't end up like one of them," he laughed. “after all, i already am_ domini canes_.
Should've Just Gone to Church
Their parents were out of town for the week on their 30th anniversary trip to the dominican republic and had entrusted stacy with watching kristine and morrigan which made stacy a class "a" bitch.
Memorial Day in Devout America
After the successful annexation of various caribbean countries up to and including cuba, haiti and the dominican republic, the annual parade featured actual veterans, generals, and military personnel who contributed to the occupation.
On the Mountaintop Away From the Storm
Inspired by a hike i took that same year while i was in the dominican republic. meant to be more uplifting since i want or wanted to end that year on a more positive note. originally written in december 2021 but posted first day in january 2022.
Maverick Hotel Part 6
And until the devout government brings back its troops from the canadian territories it illegally occupies, brings back freedom to the canadian people, to the haitian people, the dominican people, the mexican people, the jamaican people, and to the citizens
A Warm Date At The Cafe
My beef chimichurri, essentially a dominican style burger along with the salad and hot chocolate i asked for go on my side of the table.
Half of a Heritage Held By Our Thin Shared Line
Remember still i have no shortage of things to remind me of you and those are just as present in october and september it's nearly impossible to think of my roots, my heritage, culture and not think of you i talk a lot about and love being dominican
The City That Doesn’t Stop
It’s a room that i haven’t seen in several years since the days i used to visit my grandpa in the dominican republic with it’s blue walls and large white closet embedded in the wall.
You Grow To Love The Soup
For me but there’s one that sticks out i used to begrudge unless it had enough rice that now brings glee i’m talking about sancocho which i needed a whole plate of rice to eat it with as a boy it’s a very tropical dish and if you’re dominican