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Lamentation 212, Verse 718
By Carla M. Cherry, Posted: September 9, 2022
Are you still moving to Texas after you retire,
I asked a friend.
“Nope,” he replied.
“I’m staying right here in NYC.
At most, I’d go upstate. It’s the best place to be.
Politically.
The weather isn’t too crazy,
we don’t get hit with a lot of storms.”
Three weeks later, Wednesday, September 1, 2021,
Ida bombards Northeastern skies, sent rivers surging,
floods our subway stations and streets,
strands more than 600 cars,
left a sinkhole in Morris Park,
drowns eleven of us
in mostly-illegal basement apartments.
Friday.
My locs freshly done at the salon,
the 6 train still out of service
between Parkchester and 86th,
after lunch at Maxwell’s,
I had to walk from 111th and Fifth
to my bus stop on 120th and Third,
nodding to hip-hop and salsa from passing cars,
past congregations on stoops and schools,
La Marqueta and shoppers along 116th,
(more…)
I’m very pleased to share the companion book to my painting series, The Wilderness Diary . I hope you’ll visit the link to my website below and read the powerful stories of the people I painted. Despite living with a greatly misunderstood condition, navigating a broken and sometimes dangerous mental health care system and dealing with rampant stigma—my friends were able to recover! Their words shatter negative stereotypes and authentically tell the real experience of recovery.
