Empressjournee Jamaica

Poem: Mother—Father

Written by empressjournee

Photo credit: Eye for Ebony 

Treat me kind: Don’t leave me behind,

Speak words gently to my heart—mind,

So, that I can fly, reach to the highest sky,

Mother—Father, treat me kind

Don’t leave me behind

Speak greatness in and over my life,

That cleanse, every toxic energy,

So, I can unlock the power, that is hidden,

Conceal: Mother –Father, treat me kind

Even when I am not what you expect or think of me

And my love will flow over to many, that look just like me

Empress Journee

 

About the author

empressjournee

This bio will be short. I am a graduate of Medgar Evers College. Mother of three and grandmother. I love to read and write poetry.

To those who have been a great support in reading my website and those who just came across this poetry this will be the ending of my poetic journey for now. I hope there will be a new chapter in my life that will be a success and inspired people to be far better in their thoughts, words and deeds. I am working on myself and it’s been hard.... yet I am getting there. When I began my poetry, I felt so deeply inspired. Now when I write I just write (feeling burned out of all that has occurred and is occurring) and I am feeling as if my poetry isn’t moving in the manner that I feel it should because I have not place myself in a position to be active reading my poetry at live venues for my own personal reason. I wanted to thank those who took the time to read my poetry especially my love ones. Thank you for being on the journey with me. Peace and blessings.

Empress Journee