Empressjournee

Poem: Untitled

2 years ago
by empressjournee
Written by empressjournee

Photo Credit: Rana Sawalha

I see your face hard, sometimes with a smirk,
sometimes so calm: Sometimes I cannot
read your mind and I wonder if You are so privilege
“would that makes you far more unkind?”
I see your face with a tear, and wonder
Was it from heartbreaks, struggle,
life’s rocky road make it harder than mine:

Sometimes I wonder, “were we born to struggle?”
break hearts? or our presence is a game at times:
sometimes I see your face  without a great smile
and I wish I could touch your heart,
all the time, with great love like a gentle chime:

I see your face far in the distance, like a fog
clouded up the mountains that you and I
haven’t learn to climb:
and I dream one day, we will hold hands,
our heart—strong: We will dance to a great
song that will be yours and only mine!

Empress Journee

 

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empressjournee

I am a graduate of Medgar Evers College (M.E.C.); mother of three, grandmother and great grand. I love to read great books and listen to podcasts that uplift my consciousness; sharing historical view of the different shades of color, the various culture, the way we all are connected, the musical genius throughout the world and the works that are done to help us tap into ourselves and know that we are worthy. I also love to write poetry and sing. There was a moment that now phase in another aspiration of my life, I felt singing was a forum—a path to take, that helps to voice, express my thoughts, in time where I was struggling, battling something I did not understand and what I was going through; feeling unsupportive. Although, there was some support, especially from my love ones, the challenges I faced was mostly internal.
I am so grateful for the grace I have been given to be able to write my poetic thoughts, that is my freedom. I was a part of a journey that taught me lessons and motivate me that preparation is a must to face a world that may not be ready for a new rising star. Thank you for taking the time to read my poetry. I especially wanted to give honor to my mother who is no longer in the physical, as well as my natural father for the knowledge of health before he departed from this planet. Also, I would like to thank you my supporter for being on this journey with me even at times when the journey seems unclear. May we appreciate the blessings that has been given to us, as we continue to soar, as we reach a place of true jubilee.
Empress Journee

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