Poetry on page 5

If you plant or allow to be planted a seed of love in someone's or your own heart that seed will live as long as it is fed. It will grow and produce fruit and like any fruit bearing tree but there is a season where those fruit will not be available to eat. That tree isn't dead and you should not uproot and plant somewhere else. It means that the tree is conserving it's energy for the winter (those rough patches) so that it expands it's life. Only for a short time will it not have leaves or bear any fruit. So Grow where your love is planted, you put it there, allow your love to expand its life by enduring through the winter

This book of inspirational poems reflects the past hurt and pain in my life that deals with relationships, friendships, and life itself. Throughout my life, I’ve faced pain, hurt, abuse, and plenty of heartbreaks. With God’s help and many nights praying, he is healing my broken heart. I’ve been writing for 11 years and these poems come from experience. They come from the tears, hurt, and pain when my heart was broken, and I felt destroyed. I can now show that God is healing my broken heart.

Heavenly Rhymes is a book of poetry, inspired by God and typed by Jack Cunningham. Whatever your situation, you will find solace and/or peace within these pages.

Heels of Hope: Standing Tall is about facing obstacles and conquering them, in the perfect shoes of course. Life isn't always what you expect it to be so live your best life in great shoes and live happily.

17th book of original free verse poetry and prose by the dark poet from Altadena

" HIStory is thought provoking and CAPTIVATING to say the least." - Dr. Carol Bunch Davis (Texas A&M Associate Professor OF English) "HIStory will PIERCE your Heart & Soul and give voice to a level of transparency seldom shared." - Rhonda Doss (President, Due Season 1619) "Lekiha's HIStory is filled with love for God and love for her family. She is an overcomer, having survived a brain tumor and myositis! She is a gifted author and artist! I am proud to call her my friend." - Vicki Sanders (Dallas Independent School District Retired Educator) "Wow, what a gem HIStory is. The author's descriptiveness takes the reader on an INTRIGUING journey with her. HIStory is IMPERFECTLY PERFE ...

This book of essays examines aspects of contemporary American poetry with an eye on its strengths and weaknesses, its cultural dismissals, its joys and fairy dust, its power to uplift and heal. It does some cheer-leading for good poetry.

Ink Stained Rivers... is a testimony to the resilience of Native American People and to People of Diaspora everywhere. As a child growing up, my Shinnecock heritage and history was passed down faithfully by my grandmother, my mother and my aunts and even though I did not live on the reservation in South Hampton, NY, we visited all of our Cuffie/Cuffee relatives who did several times a year (both on and off the reservation). I am privileged to know my lineage. I can trace my family bloodline back to 1732! I come from one of the first families... the blood of chiefs runs through my veins! So no matter what the world may throw at me, I stand strong, I stand proud ... I stand in remembran ...