Hard Times, by Lucky Mitchell
These are hard times for everyone thru thesee trying times of the Covid-19 I’d like to pray for everyone and just please STAY SAFE.. Lucky Mitchell DOC #691-862
#LifeIt’sSelfMatters, by Da’Von Motley Sr.
Assalaamu Alaikum!! In no way am I saying any of the civil rights movements that’s happening across America or the world holds no weight. I’m supporting this movement as well as others. #LifeIt’sSelfMatters means so much more to me than it sounds. It goes deeper than the surface […]
IT’S NOT A SPRINT, by Sean Brown
Perfect blemishes highlight the beautiful facets of Life, Enhanced variances keep Me enticed & Focused on the way You shine bright. Marred perfection is the unexpected vision of Allurement, Guaranteeing My Determination to secure this, Connection & Bind that has Us so intertwined, Preserving that essential element of […]
by TRAMELL GARRETT
”1 deep breath & 1 last chance” A life spent alone is a life not worth living well at least thats how i see. After 10 years i thought i finally found the woman that i felt i deserved,i was starstruck by how beautiful she was, the glow […]
Wasting Time, by Maurice Baker
the time that I’ve wasted is my biggest regret, spent in this places I will forget. just sitting and thinking about the things that I’ve done,the laughing, the hurt,and the fun.now its just me and my hard driven guilt behind a WALL of emptiness I allowed to be […]
by David Easley
LOCATION: TOLEDO, Ohio MAXIMUM SECURITY (TRANSITIONAL/GENERAL POPULATION) MOOD: GET ME OUTTA HERE!!! UNTAMED REVOLUTIONARY REVOLUTIONARY GREETINGS COMRADES, IT’S BLACK AUGUST POLITICAL EDUCATION, ACTION, AND AWARENESS AMONG POLITICAL PRISONERS & REVOLUTIONARIES.. MANY OF U MAY KNOW OF ME FROM THE FREE OHIO MOVEMENT AND IWOC. I WAS STRUGGLING IN […]
YOU SAVED ME, by Sean Brown
At My lowest, in the midst of turmoil, pain, & deception, My steps were shaky & My vision couldn’t comprehend YOUR Direction. Misery was My confidant & depression My only means, To cope with being trapped in a self-made cage & no way out to be seen. That […]
Blessed Samhain, by April Watson
Samhain (pronounced Sow-en) is a pagan holiday observed for centuries. Morden Wiccans often hold festivals that fall between the Autum and Winter Equinoxes. Samhain is celebrated on October 31st, the same day as the modern Halloween. Wiccans believe in a balance between life and death. For this reason, […]
#HatingOnLove, by Da’Von Motley Sr.
In today’s society from what I can see, from behind these walls, is that people hate LOVE in its various forms. I’m guilty of this simply because of the lack thereof in prison and from out there. I guess the love I’m looking for, want and need is […]
BUCKS FOR BODIES: PRIVATE PRISONS ROLE IN MASS INCARCERATION, by Joshua Wood
On September 3, 2020, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey announced that she would negotiate with two private prison firms to lease 3 mega prisons from them in her state. Each one is expected to hold over 3,000 inmates. They are to replace 11 older institutions, which will be either […]
I Wanna Be Free, by Rapheal Mitchell
Oddly that used to mean be released from prison, but today, I am not sure if I would not rather the other form of release, death. I have been imprisoned for 19 years and I am beyond tired. If you see my TedTalk, you to would feel at […]
If We Don’t Vote, We Don’t Have A Legitimate Opinion, by Jeremiah Rodgers
Hello America. Come have a serious chat with me…and don’t worry, loves, this won’t take long. These are unprecedented and unsettling times, and I know that many of you have been taught to underestimate your power and worth. You might be shocked to realize the immense power and […]
The End of Times: Where Are We & Where Do We Go From Here, by Matthew Puccio
In Second Peter 3:7 we learn that this world will be consumed by the fire that is reserved for it. Then in Revelation 20:14,15 we learn that this fire is the fire of judgement that is reserved for Satan and his children. This fire will destroy body & […]
Prayer Works, by Dennis Martin
It’s only right that begin this build with saying…PEACE! It’s been a minute since I’ve given my brothers & sisters a piece of my reality, but that was by the design of the Most High. A few builds ago, I spoke on a sensitive subject to some, not […]
Adventures in Camp Prisoney Land: Queen for a Day, by Catherine LaFleur
It’s an intense game and I am not in the same league as the best players here in Camp Prisoney Land. You have to be quick and brutal. The girls play by a twisted version of tournament rules. You’d better have all the two letter words memorized and […]
WHEN THINGS FALL APART, by Sean Brown
A seed’s entire world gets utterly destroyed, ripped apart in order to give birth to its potential (the plant, tree, etc. within). So even though the world may seem like it’s falling apart, We just need to Trust in GOD’s Perfect Will because HE’s got this & Our […]
Introduction Blog, by Edward Caraway
Hello and God bless you. My name is Edward T. Caraway Sr. I am a prisoner at Nottaway Correctional Center. I am originally from Elizabeth, NJ. I have been living in Newport News, Virginia since the mid 90tys. I am 40ty years old and have been incarcerated since […]
VOTING, by Robert Smith Jr.
Everyone is yelling get out and vote. As if our votes really count. No presidential candidate ever represents the people who were never intended to be a part of this country. Donald Trump and Joe Biden are not going to do anything notable for the poor, Blacks or […]
WHERE IS MEDICAL, by Erica Thomas
For the last few days I have witnessed the most scariest turn of events by staff. This past Saturday the officer came and counted. Once she counted she then asked me if I wanted to shower. I replied, yes. Mind you I’m in lockdown and the officer has […]
Today, Facts, by Demetrius Copeland
Today, in the time that we’re living in, racial discrimination is the norm of the of day, (damn) rather it’s in the justicial system and our lives being treated as unequals with so-called blind justice with verdicts like Trayvon’s or failing indict with on camera murders like Tamir’s […]
Pondering Thought, by April Watson
There was once a town in the heart of America where all life seemed to live in harmony with its surroundings. The town lay in the midst of a checkerboard of prosperous farms, wih fields of grain and hillsides of orchards where, in spring, white clouds of bloom […]
What’s in your wallet? by Major McCormick
They say I walked this shit down.. In reality I guess I did. Eleven years! In two thousand twelve, two thousand twenty three looked forever away, even five years ago it looked far away. Coming this December I’ll be under a thousand days, under thirty six months and […]
Being A Man, by Maurice Baker
its hard being a man and facing the truth. but when u make a mistake, u are the only one who can correct it.Its up to u to do everything that u can to undo any harm or pain u may have cause.a real man does not blame […]
Buliding with the Herd, by Joshua Cole
its amazing how you don’t how much you really want to live until you are really about to die. stuck in a jungle were animals feed off the weaker animals that fall far from the heard.its amazing how the herd don’t recognize it until its one of them […]
Adventures in Camp Prisoney Land, by Catherine LaFleur
This Story is Full of Spiders, Don’t Touch it! I have three gears in the morning: stop, mosey and amble. This irritates the prison guards because they are always yelling at us, “Put some pep in your step, inmate!” So, there I was moseying along to my job […]
BUT I CANT VOTE? by Angelo Vasquez
VOTE YES ON PROP 17 AND VOTE HELL NOPE ON PROP 20 Prop 17 Restores the right to vote to those who are no longer in prison. We’re talking about humans who live here too, if we have no right to vote while free then are we ever […]
IT IS WHAT IT IS, by Sean Brown
Is it a tragic fantasy, or a beautiful nightmare? A flawed masterpiece, or a perfect mistake which the dark & the light both share? Seemingly hopeless Optimism in the face of harsh realities, Initiates that cataclysmic shift increasing sharp Mentalities, And sparking a whole new Vision. Perception of […]
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Choose Life, by Josh Blount
I went to an NA meeting today and the Just For Today topic was voices. What voice we choose to listen to. I remember distinctly a few years ago being sober when that bad voice started whispering in my ear. That proverbial devil on the shoulder, “you can […]
BEHIND THE BLOG. THE (MOSTLY) TRUE STORY (NOT REALLY) OF SUZIE BOSKO, by Joshua Wood
As you read the blogs on InmateBlogger.com, have you ever wondered about the woman behind the site? Who is she really? Well, here is her unauthorized (meaning totally fabricated) biography. Suzie Bosko was born in Smallville, Kansas, on New Years Day 1995 to conservative Christian parents who kept […]
