Published Writings
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My Black Woman: Malcolm X spoke the blues in front of the media news in ‘62. “A black woman is the most disrespected, unprotected, neglected, woman in America.” Read between the lines to understand the clues of the subliminal message. It’s not fair. You received cruelty to see us be divided from unity. We can’t
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Dear Black Woman, Where do I start? I’m not trying to be a star. This is my final straw to get this off of my chest to express, to digest this depress weight in writing. Life can be a desert. Seeing an expectancy being dried up on a plate for a wasted dessert. Trustworthy can
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Loving, nurturing, healing, from the moon to the noon of the Sun. Her Salvation from the living Son makes life so much fun; always sees an adventure, taking care what needs to be done. Wife of Salvation. She’s the the sent one from above. She’s tasteful in her demeanor from the interior to the exterior;
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There’s something about a Soulful Woman who’s full of soul. Expressive, kind, sweet, altruistic, creative, nurturer, wise, a great listener; who loves her Lord who puts a smile on her face, whose words are poetic to speak out about the deeper depths of her well. Behind her words and deeds are her truth what makes
Transcend. Eminence. Renaissance. 