Multiple Perspectives by Michael Angelo Abreu

Michael Angelo Abreu April 8, 2021January 23, 2021

there’s a human looming
over my soup.
I buzz and fuss and flap
my mighty wings, wishing
I could shock or bite or sting
so it would stop its lingering, there
with those beady eyes and creepy stare

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Michael Angelo Abreu

Michael Abreu is a Philadelphia resident. He resides in the Germantown area and takes frequent walks through Wissahickon Valley Park where he muses about life, love, happiness, and personal growth. These thoughts often find themselves in his poetry, short stories, and creative nonfiction pieces. Through his exploration of writing, he seeks not only an improved mastery of the skill, but also a deeper understanding of who he is.

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Agatha Coloniese

April 12, 2021 at 5:45 pm
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I used to read his poems on instagram, but unfortunately he disabled his account. I miss reading his poetry, he’s a great writer. I’m glad I found this, though; glad to know he’s still writing.

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