“Poignant Pinatas” follows the poem “Lavender” and finds Terran in a pensive state, toiling over the possibility of getting hurt again amidst developing new, strong feelings for his lover. The poem is also a commentary on his trademark cynicism and waking paranoia for humankind.

Both “Poignant Pinatas” and its predecessor “Lavender” are poems from Terran’s debut book “My So-Called Quarantine” (MSCQ), released in 2020. The chaotically intimate collection of 9 poems earned Terran a #1 spot on Amazon’s New Releases chart in Caribbean & Latin American Poetry. Additionally, MSCQ received an 4-star rating average on GoodReads.

Terran Brice — Poignant Pinatas (Official Audio).mp3

“Lavender” is a poem whose lighthearted mannerisms help depict Terran’s longing for a long-distance lover, whom he’s never physically met due to COVID. This is the predecessor of “Poignant Pinata”, a poem that deals with the aftermath of falling in love — the fear of being hurt again.

Both “Lavender” and its predecessor “Poignant Pinatas” are poems from Terran’s debut book “My So-Called Quarantine” (MSCQ), released in 2020. The chaotically intimate collection of 9 poems earned Terran a #1 spot on Amazon’s New Releases chart in Caribbean & Latin American Poetry. Additionally, MSCQ touts a 4-star rating on GoodReads.

Terran Brice - Lavender (Official Audio)

A Gen-Z poet with an old soul and an obsession with music. I bring my poems to life, sonically and visually. 

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