About

Eunice Belacy, known on stage as Silent E, is a dynamic poet and spoken word artist whose voice has resonated across the Greater Boston area and beyond for over a decade. Born and raised in North Cambridge, Massachusetts to Haitian immigrant parents and grounded in the church, her spiritual and cultural roots pulse through every verse she delivers.

What began as quiet journaling at 16 transformed into powerful performances by 24, as she honed her craft at Bridgewater State University, joining the poetic collective The Seeds of Poetry. Since then, Silent E has left her mark at open mics, churches, colleges, art galleries, and stages from Boston to L.A.—even connecting with audiences virtually via Instagram.

Her work is raw, reflective, and radiant with truth. Whether co-hosting open mics or performing solo, Silent E uses her platform to uplift, inspire, and create sacred space for vulnerability. For her, poetry isn’t just art—it’s a safe place, a spiritual practice, and a bridge between soul and society.

She believes everyone has the power to be a poet, so long as they’re willing to be honest—with themselves first, and then with the world. Her mission is simple yet profound: to speak life through every line.

Favorite Scripture:
“Now all glory to God, who is able, through His mighty power at work within us, to do exceedingly, abundantly, above all we can ask or imagine.” — Ephesians 3:20