i'm a survivorof 2 civilwars, Ghana, Lebanon, all before the age of 11. The result was immigration to 3 continents as a teen, which leaves an influence upon the soul that cries out for justice. My poetry and writing reflect that and more.
To lose or not to lose, That is the question that’s not a ruse.
Failing to achieve your goals Can be a piercing knife to souls
That fall into depression if their Goals are delayed or failed, their flair
Is indomitable in its will to overcome obstacles That bend your will, but it’s never broken or stills.
Betrayal (exert)
Of my country and of my family I have little to say, except that funny Interactions are not always sunny …
A country’s politics and sense of justice Can disappoint. Its favor is sandy grace That’s gritty, scratchy, and hurts in place Of unity that proves our solidarity in face
Of torment, terror, injustice, that train Citizens in complacency that will rain Upon them death, disillusionment that fain A reality that exists in dreams that are slain.
You get some great, amazingly fantastic news. What’s the first thing you do?
Without having someone share in the joy of the news, it falls flat and becomes irrelevant. The second thing I’d do is thank God for His help in achieving my goal, news.
Poetess, writer of poetry book, Perfectly Flawed poetry for change, that’s available on all eplatforms including Amazon.com. It was on the finalist list for the Canadian Book Club Awards 2023.
If “Love opens the most impossible gates;” and “Love is the gate to all the secrets of the universe.” Then, love is all powerful, eternal, rebellious, never bland, But compassionate, understanding In a universe
Filled with dissent, competition, a love of money, And sin. I give thanks that my love, husband, Is my rock, my motivator, and one key To my writing that’s unwavering and always holds my hand.
My love is there for the difficult decisions, Guidance and friend to our children, Has sleepless nights when they’re in positions Of upheaval that require strategic precision.
For me, he is star in a dark night, The shoulder I cry into when life’s unbearable Losses enrobe my heart in darkness, as he helps me fight The devouring abyss making it acceptable.
The month of love and adoration Is the shortest one of all! Not all happiness can be packed into its summation, Short, though it is, its effects are a ball!
In its center, couples celebrate their love, As if you only praise your unity, then! And every other day falls short of its possessive Hold on your cheery life filled only with a pen.
The one you use to organize your life, Strategize your next goal, perfect compassion That leads to compromise and less strife, While dissent and enmity to envy’s fashion.
Duty and love are two sides of a coin, Where duty can choke the life out of veneration As it stomps out the cheer from your conjoin.
What an absolute honor to be chosen to be a part of the group of poets, who are top contributors, in the group.
My poetry book, Perfectly Flawed poetry for change, is available on all eplatforms, including Amazon.com. it was on the finalist list for the Canadian Book Club Awards 2023.
I used to love playing tennis before I had my bowl obstruction surgery. I had great technique, according to our trainer and my husband. I enjoyed playing the winning points that were geometric and corners of the court. I’d feel the need to pump up my arms in victory each time I’d win the point, especially if I’m playing against a very competitive soul who hates loosing!
Now, I’m relegated to only watching the game, either on TV or stadium, ad the game requires the use of abs that I’m not allowed to exercise for fear Of a return Of my condition. Still, while watching, I like to cheer the underdog and a great winning point!
Poetess, author of poetry book, Perfectly Flawed poetry for change, available on all eplatforms including Amazon.com