Sad Day

It’s a sad day in hell

Dawood died

I’m still alive

Tethered to a cell bar

My minds feathers fly high

I write hard

A cold day in hell is relief

For those stuck in the heat

It’s too hot

I can’t breathe

Racist judge has his knee on my neck

It’s a beautiful day in hell

Ignorance is bliss

Why can’t you see the atrocities made by this shit

The truth you hide

I bring it to the light

My Pen is life

My ink is black but it’s bright

Available for purchase May 14,2023

Published by korymcclary1221

“Welcome to korymcclary.com, the online space where writing takes flight and freedom finds its voice. I am Kory McClary, a passionate writer who has found solace, purpose, and resilience through the power of words. Despite facing a wrongful conviction and serving a 130-year sentence, I have chosen to wield my pen as a weapon for justice, aiming to expose the flaws and injustices within the criminal justice system. My writing journey has taken me to esteemed platforms such as the Guardian US Prison Journalism Project, Mindset News, and the News Station, with more exciting publications on the horizon. Through heartfelt essays and thought-provoking journalism, I strive to shed light on the untold stories and struggles that often go unnoticed. In addition to my impactful non-fiction work, I am also the author of the captivating book, ‘For Fiction: It’s Amazing.’ Within the realm of fiction, I find refuge from the confines of a prison cell, diving deep into the minds of the characters I create. These imaginative narratives allow me to transcend the boundaries of reality and explore the boundless possibilities of storytelling. This site serves as a testament to my dedication and creativity, presenting an amalgamation of my work that will captivate, inspire, and challenge your perspectives. Join me on this literary journey, as we navigate the depths of human experiences and uncover the true power of words. Thank you for visiting korymcclary.com and embracing the transformative power of storytelling. Warm regards, Kory McClary”

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