Marie J Mond
Poetry in Black and White
Book blurb...
A cry for justice. A voice for the forgotten. A testament to the human spirit. In this fictional poetic work, Marie J. Mond gives a glimpse into the lives of Haitian prisoners—men stripped of identity, dignity, and hope by a system that sees them as invisible. Through haunting verse, Mond paints a visceral portrait of confinement, despair, and the flickering flame of resilience that refuses to die. From overcrowded cells to silenced cries, these poems confront the brutal reality of injustice while celebrating the strength that endures behind bars. Whether mourning lives lost before a trial or remembering a child’s laughter from a distant past, each poem challenges us to see, to feel, and to care. Featuring the award-winning poem Shadow of Confinement by Daniel Miltz, this collection amplifies the voices too often buried in silence. Poetry in Black and White is more than a book—it is a call for awareness, reform, and above all, humanity.
