A short poem about getting to know someone. It’s easier to get to know someone when you read what they write. I want real fans. Not just from fame but people in my life who are excited to love me and want to know more about me. Tell me what you think.

Allowing yourself to stand in your own faith. I used my favorite Bible scriptures to describe my thoughts in this poem. This was inspired by Lauryn Hill’s Tell Him.

Back before the Church became organized, women had leadership roles. Some as Priestesses and others as Prophetesses. This story tells of a rare encounter of a knight from from the Middle Ages bowing before a Prophetess.

The true joy of knowing you are a child of our Father in heaven.

A parody is usually a joke but mine has a very serious meaning and message.

If the Bible was used and interpreted to enslave the darker race of people; Christainity was the religion introduced but, promoted separate churches among the two; so, who is the benefactor and who suffers more?

Having to co-exist in a world full of racism.

A young woman who has powerful abilities, runs away from her family in hopes of protecting them, and in order to run from herself. She is part of a prophesy, where she and two others will battle an evil bent on destroying them and life as they know it. A rouge lackey will switch to the good side in order to help someone he barely knows, and finds himself again.

The shadows cast on the cave walls by advancing technology are fodder for our current generation of storytellers. Will today’s fiction become tomorrow’s reality?