Camille Ora-Nicole

Joined May 2025

11 stories

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To be honest it's all just razzle dazzle.

IG: @reelfolklore

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Season's change
Your eyes are a source of light on the shortest day, flames in this long night.
By Camille Ora-Nicole19 days ago in Poets
Her Magic
The sun rises just to set fire to her hair. The ocean exists just to reflect her eyes. She has magic in her marrow
By Camille Ora-Nicole3 months ago in Poets
Tactile. Runner-Up in Poetry of the Hunt Challenge.
I was looking for something tactile I remember the tile was always cold so as anxiety rose like bile to my throat, my cheeks,
By Camille Ora-Nicole3 months ago in Poets
Blockbuster
In the backroom of a Blockbuster VCR whirring in time to a blockbuster favorite, we bided our time as dad worked his shift
By Camille Ora-Nicole3 months ago in Poets
Young Blood. Honorable Mention in Roots and Branches Challenge.
Our family is dying. Our blood is young now. Our north stars are fading, leaving scars on the universe. I don't want to be alone.
By Camille Ora-Nicole3 months ago in Poets
The World ends with a Whimper
Turns out the world ends with a whimper. Go figure. And it's all in whose eyes are seeing what, right? We meme-ify the bombs and whine while people die in sprays of blood and head wounds, and children are scarred, forever scarred by capitalism, by greed, by seeing the sky orange for a few too many days.
By Camille Ora-Nicole7 months ago in Poets
Warrior Princess
Set the scene Late at night (around 8 at night) Nestled with father and sister In an iron-ended bed In a room around the corner and a tree
By Camille Ora-Nicole7 months ago in Poets
portrait of an afternoon. Runner-Up in Light Breaks Water Challenge.
woman brown skin gold in the light of an open window. shadow teaching monochromatic lessons nn the wall. shadows hiding
By Camille Ora-Nicole7 months ago in Poets
Words Like Petals
words like petals fall one by one from my mouth, delicately aspiring to inspire love, even while a flurry of jabs may be best in this case,
By Camille Ora-Nicole7 months ago in Poets
Photographic Memories From Los Angeles Overlooks
PART 1: Memory Landscapes My mom worked as a teacher nearly my entire life. Generally, teachers don’t work summer, but my mom took on additional work nearly every year. She had two kids (and later three) to raise, a master’s degree in her periphery, and responsibility worth two people to carry on her back. I didn’t understand this effect on my mom; all I had were my occasionally hurt feelings and the idea of what family should look and act like from TV.
By Camille Ora-Nicole7 months ago in Wander
Sinners, Venus, and Cowboy Carter: Legacy, Resilience, and the Fight Ahead
I saw Sinners last Wednesday. Then I saw the documentary “I’m Your Venus” on Thursday, and went to the Cowboy Carter concert at SoFi on Friday. All the while (well, on Friday and Saturday), young filmmakers transformed my apartment for a short film.
By Camille Ora-Nicole8 months ago in Critique