I’ve Learned

Through my journey, I have come to understand that patience transcends the realm of mere virtue. It manifests as an insistent companion, whispering insistently that the act of waiting is imperative, a prerequisite to progress and peace of mind. In the tapestry of relationships, I’ve discerned that not all who walk with us deserve the title of “friend.” Love, I’ve realized, extends beyond the simplicity of a four-letter word; it is an intricate dance with patience, each step a testament to its depth and endurance.   The art of living, as I have discovered, requires us to embrace a slower pace at times. The digital world, with all its marvels,

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The man on the Subway

During my subway ride today, I had a heartwarming encounter with a man who carried flowers and a goodie bag. It was evident that he had just finished a long day at work and was heading home to the woman he cherished. Our eyes met, and in that moment, I wished I could express to him the importance of staying true to himself and never ceasing to show affection. I longed to tell him to keep her smiling and to find ways to bring joy into her life as often as he could. A man’s love possesses a profound power that often goes unrecognized. When a man loves his partner

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Thank You

Father, this morning I woke up and I am so thankful. Father you show me everyday that you love me, all I need is your love and mercy. Thank you for my health today, my eyes, my hands and feet. Thank you Lord for gracing us with your presence Jesus. Thank you Lord for giving me rest last night, for my parents, my sisters, my aunts and uncles. Thank you for our health and our life here on earth father. Thank you for the opportunity to help others through your son, Christopher. Thank you for him. Father, bless him and walk into his life. Show us the way Lord. Show

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COVID-19 Diary

I’ve never been the cause of a broken heart, No one to hold me close and say, “I’ll never part.” No one to assure me, “Dreams will come true,” No one to urge, “You can do anything you put your mind to.”   No one ever told me, “I believe in you,” No one offered help when bills were due. No one asked why I act the way I do, No one inquired how I coped with the blues.   No one truly asked how I’m holding up, No one accepted a simple “good” as enough. No one fought to truly love me, No one grasped my silent agony.  

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