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Arusha: Poems & Essays
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- ISBN978-1-7352369-4-0
- EAN9781735236940
- Date de parution01/08/2021
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- ÉditeurLee McQueen
Résumé
Man did not make this world. Man cannot break this world. When life hands you lemons, you paint that shit gold. Manyresidents of the United States who traveled outside theirborders for a vacation against racial, socio-political, andeconomic violence in 2020 brought gold spray paint, glitter, confetti, and ribbons with which to bedazzle their lemons. Africa called me, I answered. On my own journey, I turned towards the unknown, whichmeant either adventure and excitement or disaster andconsequence.
So, faced with a dilemma, I solved the riddle. I decidedevery day would be adventure and excitement. Any disaster orconsequence would become an opportunity to learn from whatlife decided to show me. And once I made up my mind on this, the four-year reign ofterror in my life otherwise known as writer's block finallylifted and allowed me passage. We humans are social creatures, not islands. Even theloners and introverts cannot survive inside a vacuum withtheir sanity intact.
The world is a better place when we live and thrive inharmony. Thank you to those who made my world a betterplace to live.
So, faced with a dilemma, I solved the riddle. I decidedevery day would be adventure and excitement. Any disaster orconsequence would become an opportunity to learn from whatlife decided to show me. And once I made up my mind on this, the four-year reign ofterror in my life otherwise known as writer's block finallylifted and allowed me passage. We humans are social creatures, not islands. Even theloners and introverts cannot survive inside a vacuum withtheir sanity intact.
The world is a better place when we live and thrive inharmony. Thank you to those who made my world a betterplace to live.
