Why I Shouldn’t Have Watched “Married to Medicine” By Tamara Prosper 05/15/2013 Last night I stumbled upon a new television program called “Married to Medicine.” It’s about the lives of four women who are married to doctors, and two women who are doctors themselves. Like most of its “reality show” predecessors, it is a complete mess! A good friend of [...]
Freedom Is a Requirement to Walk in Purpose By Silk Jazmyne Hindus 05/15/2013 My brain was enslaved Not by society, family, nor faith When I discovered my captor, who had my thoughts and actions mastered, I was shocked and amazed at the face It belonged to me Thoughts, like actions, eventually become habits I was like the earth [...]
Nowhere, Step Out, Birth By Jessica S. Tolbert 05/01/2013 Life without purpose Is like constantly moving Yet going nowhere — You’ve got dream killers? Then step out on your purpose And let God lead you — Give birth to new life Like a mom to her children Nurture your vision Copyright 2013 With Grace, Jessica [...]
Poem Shannon Taylor 04/15/2013 Another day, another chance to do better, be better Another chance to get it right Another day that the Lord has gone ahead of us to prepare Greatness is born, confidence soars! Bold and Courageous! Limitless possibilities! To start over To begin again Chances to love, pray, give A chance to fight, push through and [...]
Interrupted By Silk Hindus 04/15/2013 Good intention and innocent arrogance Ingredients of the recipe for plans created Dreams of a life that could, no would, be If only If only the barrier of legality was demolished If only the next level of education was acquired If only These and many other goals were accomplished But fulfillment was easily [...]
Faith Storm, Hula Breeze, Green Sea By Jessica S. Tolbert 04/01/2013 Many storms will come To test your faith, but just know That “This too shall pass.” — A warm breeze sweeps through Causing the branches to sway Like hula dancers — Dewdrops collide with Blades of grass to produce a Glistening green sea Copyright 2013 [...]
Poem By Kairis Joy Colter Burt 04/01/2013 “April Showers Bring May Flowers” I was but a Maybe flower Who lost her petals long ago… All my soil had been washed away My foundation, my nurture, My experiences good and bad, My roots were exposed, cold, naked, tangled… All I had left was my nature, Hanging on by a [...]
Neta Jackson: Torchbearer for Christ By Ilesha “coco” Graham 03/15/2013 Who is Neta Jackson? Neta (pronounced Nee-tah) Jackson was born in Winchester, Kentucky in 1944. Her father was a Christian school principal and her mother a school librarian. During her childhood, her family moved from Kentucky, to Massachusetts, to Texas, and finally to Washington. Neta dealt with all the [...]
Poem: She Know Her Writes By Kischa Pena 03/15/2013 A Poet’s Pain taking you into the depths of transcribed scars and a broken soul chopped and screwed over Weathered and tethered dreams tangled and mangled together by the hands of another words from others that believed they knew her story They placed their lines upon the poet’s back crossed [...]
Unnecessary Sex Scenes in Novels By Tahnee Jones 03/15/2013 One woman that I can honestly say that I look up to in the writing world as an inspiration is Kimberla Lawson Roby. As I read her book, “Be Careful What You Pray For,” for the first time on a twelve and a half hour road trip across the county, [...]
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