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Category Archives: poetry
Isaiah’s Longing
Climbing up a mountain they are coming all the nations coming. Up white steps of marble beat of drumming, water humming spilling fountains. They are climbing eyes a’shining. Sun glistening on ebony tears streaming from blue iris jet hair flowing … Continue reading
Posted in bahai, futurism, globalization, multicultural, new day, New Year, Isaiah, prophecy, poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged baha'i, peace, poetry, unity in diversity
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The rabbit hole (Artificial Intelligence)
I have fallen down the hole The deep, deep rabbit hole But I’m good. They cannot touch my soul. Right? It’s the timesuck though That’s so whack Want the everyday rush Dopamine’s now the smack. I’m a YouTube baby … Continue reading
Race in America: My Reflections on “The Present Crisis”
Poetry is all I have to offer today when my country is in such turmoil. I write a lot about race unity, hoping to spread hope. Wherever there is a thought of hate, replace it with a thought of love. … Continue reading
Posted in biracial, futurism, global discussion, multicultural, multiracial, national discussion, poetry, race, race in America, unity in diversity
Tagged don't shoot, Ferguson, race, racial incidents, racial unity
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The Black Woman’s Journey, a poem for Black History Month
The Black Woman’s Journey It’s a dangerous world out there Treat her like a queen Close ranks for protection Treat her like a queen You can’t carry her bags Even though she’s a queen She must tote the weary … Continue reading
Posted in biracial, black history month, feminism, futurism, multicultural, multiracial, national discussion, poetry, race, race in America, rape as a weapon of war, rights of women, social justice, Uncategorized, unity in diversity, women, women's history
Tagged Black history month, Black woman, poetry, race in america
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Journey of the White Male
Journey of the White Male A white male said to me: “White male is all washed up. White male is all used up. White male blamed, his peak is past, chickens come home to roost at last. No moral high … Continue reading
Book excerpt from INTERMARRY, the novel that promises “The conversation on race has begun. Tread carefully.”
Fiona walked into the dark office and put her keys back in her purse. She was about to switch on the lights when a voice out of the darkness said, “Hello.” She nearly jumped out of her skin. “Jesus!” A … Continue reading
Posted in bahai, biracial, chastity, interracial, interracial marriage, multicultural, multiracial, national discussion, poetry, race, race in America, racial mistrust, revitalization, women
Tagged "welfare queen", 'Abdu'l-Baha, chastity, interracial marriage, poetry, poverty, race in america, race unity, the most challenging issue, unity, unity in diversity, urban renewal, urban revitalization, welfare reform
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Soon to Publish – THE MOST GREAT LAW
Well, it seems my novels are in a competition to see who comes out first. Literally, who will be published first? It’s as if my children, of different ages, had decided that order of birth was no longer important and … Continue reading
Posted in interracial marriage, poetry, race, race in America, Uncategorized, unity in diversity
Tagged "welfare queen", dignity, ghetto, interracial marriage, prejudice, race in america, race unity, racial reconciliation, the most challenging issue, urban revitalization, welfare reform, work
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The Romantic Protagonist of the 21st Century
By Rhea Harmsen The romantic protagonist of the 21st century is struggling with isolation, social anxiety and moral angst. He or she swings between manic optimism and hope on the one hand, and the chronic, debilitating questioning of meaning … Continue reading
Posted in baha'i, freedom, futurism, global discussion, national discussion, Paradigm shift, poetry, Uncategorized, writer
Tagged romantic protagonist
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You called me here to watch you cry
You called me here to watch you cry You called me here to watch you cry And I bear witness to your pain You, whom I have loved all my life Who only ever lived for me And loved me … Continue reading
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