And people stayed at home And read books And listened And rested And exercised And created art And got into Yoga And ordered from Amazon And ordered through Door Dash And ordered through Uber And ordered through Post Mates And avoided touching others And listened as Some prayed and others meditated Some fought and othersContinueContinue reading “Pandemic Poem 1919, 2020”
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No Fear Just Breathe
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Be Unshakable
youtube.com/watch Personal merit can not be derived from an external source. That’s why enslaving Black Americans and repeatedly not reparations them is rotting the whole world. There is something unleashed now. Before it was water. It’s fire today. The element of which jinn are made. I forgot I knew this… Did you?
Poem by Coletha Albert: The Bumps of Wednesdays
When a grown man approaches you after school This is a bump in the road you say no to When a grown woman abuses your child This is a hump to deal with too When a boss needs a pro but hires you This is a bump in the road you say no to WhenContinueContinue reading “Poem by Coletha Albert: The Bumps of Wednesdays”
Poem by Coletha Albert: The Jinn
The Jinn are seen as stubborn because they will never bow to their oppressors.
Review: Pachinko by Lee Min-jin
Pachinko by Lee Min-jin Recommended: for some peopleFor folks who like character studies and want to know about every person who pops up in the book,…Review: Pachinko by Lee Min-jin Pas Chenkoq
Change is life
twitter.com/nmfwri/status/1547059771450175489 If nothing is changing than that nothing is dead. The same old same old and business as usual equals death.
Poem by Coletha Albert: Little Peepi Bow
Little Peepi Bow Lost her best sheep Don’t you know? Photo by Jeremy Wong on Pexels.com She beat her sheep She lied on her sheep Now her sheep left Don’t you know? Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com She took her sheep’s coat She beat her sheep’s sheep She did a lot of dirt And forgotContinueContinue reading “Poem by Coletha Albert: Little Peepi Bow”
Poem: The City by Coletha Albert
A long, long time ago I needed The City to take care of me but she didn’t A lifetime ago I needed The State to embrace and protect me but she didn’t An eon ago I needed The Government to guide me and support me but she didn’t To my every request she said noContinueContinue reading “Poem: The City by Coletha Albert”
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