Do whatever is in your best interests

I know you witnessed my graduation this past weekend ❤️ I’m so happy that you were there❤️ All my life, I made the best choice for long term blessings. As I reflect over my life today I am grateful and proud of the choices I have made. I celebrate all those who supported me andContinueContinue reading “Do whatever is in your best interests”

The Lord is near to the Broken Hearted

open.spotify.com/episode/6ko6TQPqoDoMossu6mqrXH No matter what happens, you are not the first, nor will you be the last. So what? Well, those who endure Those who love Those who truly love YahWeh Will prevail. So who do you really love? What do you really love? Do you love the things Or the maker of the things DoContinueContinue reading “The Lord is near to the Broken Hearted”

Not so Insignificant original poem by Coletha Albert

Everything she does is correct Insignificant She doesn’t pick fights Or insight riots No nation is declaring war over her She is modest, kind, and quiet She doesn’t advocate for herself She doesn’t haggle Insignificant She isn’t rude or belligerent She goes with the flow She suffers in silence She’s modest, kind, and quiet InsignificantContinueContinue reading “Not so Insignificant original poem by Coletha Albert”

His Grace, Robert Townsend

Robert Townsend grew up in the Library Robert Townsend listened to Shakespeare plays on records from the Library Robert Townsend listened to his Mother who did not want him hanging on the streets There was one teacher who recognized Robert Townsend’s potential and took him under his wing without harming him in any way. That.ContinueContinue reading “His Grace, Robert Townsend”

Recognition by Coletha Y. Albert

I don’t recognize you Do you recognize me? What’s your favorite color? What do you believe? Who do you call on when you’re feeling low? Who do you rely on when you’re out of control? Who brings you peace when you’re going through? Who is your beloved no matter what they do? Why? The answerContinueContinue reading “Recognition by Coletha Y. Albert”