Rebuilding Her Grandparents’ Old Home

And that’s a wrap on 2025!!!! It’s been such a great year, and I’m so thankful each and every one of you are here to celebrate the new year with me! I compiled some of my favorite poems from 2025, which one is your favorite? I also breakdown some of these on the Patreon, so join the community to check them out (completely free of course)! I’m so excited for 2026, and I’m looking forward to sharing MANY more poems with you all. Much love folks, and I’ll see you in the new year🦆 #spokenpoem #poet

Ever feel like there’s a million eyes on you when walking around New Orleans? The last few nights I’ve been sharing stories from Louisiana, including one about card shuffling/disappearing bars and another about a strange woman who comes in on the full moon— and I’ve been enjoying them so much I figured we’ll keep it going as I make my way through my inbox. This is Marcel’s submission for spooky scary storytime about a story his Creole grandmother shared with him when he was a young boy. He says