Ezekiel Watkins

Hello world and new friends!

I’d like to introduce myself, my name is Ezekiel, although you may call me by my nickname: Zeke. I’ve come by Wire of Hope inside of a Prison Legal News issue, and I am proud I have given my participation to them; they really do give one hope in finding a person or many to become friends.

To tell you about myself; I’m quite bashful at first, though once I get to know you, that shyness goes away. I will always give you my most honest opinion, my most best answers, and I will always be respectful towards you. I am smiling and or laughing much of the time, it’s best to give out positive energy than the negativity.

My interests are learning how to improve my skills in baking and cooking. I am well in my drawing art technique. Also I do beading (necklaces, medallions, rings, bracelets, earrings and much more), it’s all uniquely interesting. I also really enjoy yoga (it helps with stress and pains), although also gives the body a full workout and tossing the bad/negative energy out, feeling fresh and anew. I write short stories and poems (I’m published in some Eber & Wein Publishing books). I enjoy photography, the stories held in place within the still frame. I’m a gamer in roleplaying games, like Pathfinder, and enjoy electronic gaming. Music is also a must have… the world itself is an opera; although just what story is to unfold? Movies. Books. Fantasy, mystery, horror and thriller are my favorites.

Well, here I am, for the entire world to see and get to know a little about me. So if you are interested in being my pen pal, to develop a friendship, I’m willing to take it. Plus, what is a world like with not one friend? It’s lonely and bare. A field with nothing but dirt. It has to have seeds so it may bear the fruit.

Time Served in Battle

by Ezekiel J. Watkins

Early evening, I watch the treeline before me through my window and, I spot the trickling fog pass by the trees,
Silent. A graveyard at midnight.
The smooth-white, glowing forward like a wall of crushing froth, from the bellowing current following from behind.
With it comes the screaming cold on the night’s air, making my skin crawl, raising my hairs throughout my body.
I hear then, the sound of battle, and its voices.
Swords clashing and or, muskets firing. Black powdered cannons booming.
Thousands of men roaring, crying out to war.
Harsh whispers. Begging pleas. Children crying in the distance.
Voices I thought were long gone, now re-appear in the mystic, ghostly scene.
I watch, mesmerized, as this lost field has reanimated outside my window.
Showing me. Speaking to me.
I then became to understand the event before my very eyes,
For all the veterans we’ve lost, in that past life.
…I salute to those that have served and fallen in battle or war, in the past and to the present. Thank you for serving and honoring your most important code: Protecting the people and our homeland.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2015
• Sentence Received: 26 years
• Earliest Release: 2037

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