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Imagine Life Imagine Life At the beginning At the brink of human creations A clean slate for all of humanity Brand new destiny No sins to regret Imagine life Where there are green trees on every street Blossoming flowers in every season No killing No abandonment Children’s lives spared for the greater Families raising families … Continue reading
Magic in Her Pen (Inspiring young female writers) By Alika Turner For centuries we have been blessed as a culture with amazing African American female writers. Authors, who have inspired, uplifted and encouraged women. As young female writers we have some large shoes to fill but, none the less amazing and powerful shoes. … Continue reading
Words of Confusion By Alika Turner Eyes closed No light to see No hands for support Patiently waiting Waiting for Freedom Truth Answers Hearts have bleed Mothers have wept Fathers continue to fight Children yearn for needs We starve for more … Continue reading
My Thoughts Exactly By Alika Turner Establishing life in to our youth may be a task the many are not willing to fulfill. Reaching out to encourage and rebuild faith may start with one but, takes many to make an impact. We used to believe in the village that raised the Child. Somehow … Continue reading
Take My Hand Young Child Take My Hand Young Child For I have seen what the world has in store for you Have trust in me for I traveled this path that you are now on Take My Hand Young Child I will protect you I will not let harm come your way Take My … Continue reading
THE UPSIDE OF THINGS “Giving Thanks for the Sun and the Rain” By Naponisha L. Sivad In recent times natural disasters and economic crises are among other causes that have shaken the foundation of many individuals, families and governments. People have faced enormous challenges to continue their customary way of doing things and in … Continue reading
The Upside of Things by Naponisha L. Sivad “Let’s Do So For Goodness Sake” “Let’s Do So For Goodness Sake.” How often are we presented with an opportunity to be of service and prior to helping someone we ponder “What’s in it for me?” Well, some people don’t waste a second asking this question. If their schedule … Continue reading
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