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So many seem to feel no self-esteem
feeling so very down think they're no good
confidence so low at various times
but there's a way to get one in the mood
You can raise yourself up again
feed yourself with good thoughts for real
talk into your mind, heart and spirit
don't cheapen your image turn your wheel
Learn not to accept inferiority
make sure never give it consent
no reason or person can do it
lift yourself up and be fully spent
Our experiences of life can affect us
whether for good or sadly for bad
never allow the bad to hold us down
hold the good so then to be glad
Pin it up on your kitchen wall
"no one can make you feel
inferior without your consent"
be your master give it your seal
(" No one can make you feel inferior without your consent")
- Eleanor Roosevelt(1884-1962)
She hid me for months in isolation,
withholding the truth about her mistake
from a past when innocence was ruined;
yet, strong enough to keep an embryo pulsing..
as this baby born with a man’s same features
labeled her as the town’s new outcast.
Oh Mother, it’s not your fault, not your fault,
to carry me and be shamed for a noble choice.
Those who judge you for letting me grow;
have they walked your shoes; felt your doom?
I am a product of unplanned conception;
but your love cradles my eyes to trace all stars.
It is my wish that life stages be our exultant music …
here I am, a bundle of promise as we pray
that our moments flourish through angel tidings;
mocked pain you once bore turns into harps of joy
serenaded by interludes of many tomorrows!
*Dedicated to beautiful people like Aristotle,
Edgar Allan Poe, John Lennon, Eleanor Roosevelt,
and millions who survived abortion.
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Contest: Olive Eloisa’s Guts and Gain
7/24/2015
Women’s History Month
It wasn’t easy for women in trying to fit with their male counter parts
Struggles maneuvering
Women were told they had no place in society
Laws changed in their favor, but it was a women’s fight that made it right
History formulated that women just didn’t measure up
Women’s movement began to organize and prove without a shadow of a doubt that women are conquers, possess self-esteem and can fulfill any task put before them
They just needed a chance to illustrate
The following woman achieved just that and, they are BARBARA JORDAN, DR. BETTY SHABAZZ, Widow of Malcolm X, Former Secretary of State and Senator
There are plenty more woman who had made a name for themselves, and there is still more to come in the future
A women’s theory is Education, Mission and Principles in aligning conquest with achieving
The success door is open and women are opening the doors
Anguish was a setback, but women’s inner courage cut the boundaries and showed capability
It was a triumphant effort combined with believing in themselves
I smell of aroma of new success in the mark, it is DR. PATRICIA RAMSEY, President of CUNY MEDGAR EVERS COLLEGE, DR. MRYLIE EVERS, WIDOW OF MEDGAR WILEY EVERS, ROSA PARK, ELEANOR ROOSEVELT, AMELIA EARHART and many others to follow in the wings
Assurance in the women’s hearts
Determination with an impact
Their contributions have risen in the sunrise
New horizons with a precise approach
Women are on the rise
Take notice
Perspective and Proactive
Achieving A to Z
Action, Ready and Shall
Give them an applaud
The best is yet to come.
Ideal instructor, shows integrity, impact in instruction.
5/2/2022
* Deuteronomy 32:2
May my teaching drop as the rain, my speech distill as the dew, like gentle rain upon the tender grass, and like showers upon the herb.
Work Perspective Monoku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Beata Agustin
National Teacher Day is observed on the first Tuesday of the first full week of May (May 3) and we’re more than ready to show our appreciation to those who have taught us. Everyone has had that favorite teacher that has helped inspire them. This day meant to honor them was actually made by a teacher. None other than First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt herself. Eleanor Roosevelt was more than Franklin D. Roosevelt’s wife, she has a history of civic duty and was an advocate for fellow teachers. Her love for education began at a young age when she was privately tutored and encouraged by her aunt Anna “Barnie” Roosevelt. No matter how high she rose on the social ladder, she never forgot where she came from.
In the history of first ladies
I never envisioned the strength and power of women that carried a torch of greatness for which they stood.
From Eleanor Roosevelt to Jackie Kennedy…just to name a few… were the embodiment of beauty, knowledge, class, and pure sophistication…. the main denominators in constructing the reins and heart of sisterhood.
For
This is a pool of women who are classified as educators, administrators and negotiators who opened the doors and paved a way in setting the stage to a range of accomplishments that are now the stepping stones of the common good.
And as time went by
The torch was passed down to another woman of caliber…
A woman who
Found her mate and transformed herself into a mother
Our first lady; the epitome of a leader and scholar;
A true Victorian of woman’s empowerment;
The trendsetter of new beginnings …
A go getter and heavy hitter…all awhile continuing to be a woman that’s still down to earth… and yet, still found the time to implant morals and values of a woman’s worth… to the new generation and all that this brings.
Thus her wings continued to spread!
Comma, comma, comma…
For
This treasure of grace is best known as the worlds
Phenomenon and First Lady… Michelle Obama…. Our American Torch
THE END…
Quote: "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.
By -Eleanor Roosevelt"
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I am enraged when coffee makers explode.
The dog barking at neighbor's door irritates me.
Also the vivid couple in bed with loud stomping.
I am irked by those who squawk as such beings.
Pride is typically a fine stone that will endure.
But some find it a tough rock to tumble over.
My reward came from a wealthy aunt's death.
Things rise, and then further challenges emerge.
Moving from a one-bedroom flat to a house.
The bounty of delight has fueled me to excess.
"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." -Eleanor Roosevelt
My aspirations keep me whole.
Your love replenishes my soul.
Negativity will decrease.
Merciful Lord please grant me peace.
My future now, is in your hands.
My heart accepts and understands.
All sorrow I can now release.
Merciful Lord please grant me peace.
In the beautiful dreams I weave,
I now most steadfastly believe.
Hopes for my future now increase.
Merciful Lord please grant me peace.
My dream seems to forecast my life.
Dreaming keeps me calm, without strife.
My life could be a masterpiece.
Merciful Lord please grant me peace.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." - Eleanor Roosevelt
Success is a deep urge of every fellow man
Do people really strive and properly plan?
Not essential to seek answers for this question
How best you trigger is left to your discretion
Move on crossing one after another threshold
Don't try to evade from obstacles but behold
Charismatic distractions may misguide and tempt
Shackle all looming hurdles and make an attempt
It's better try and fail, than not to try at all."
None has become a stalwart without a downfall
Realize your potential and set perfect goals
Convert your beautiful dreams into real roles
Setting goal isn't enough to catch the glowing stars
Instead of building air castles, strive with no bars.
Place: 1st
“The future belongs to those who believe in the
beauty of their dreams”- Eleanor Roosevelt
The turning wheels of time
stir up the dust of disarray, past and present,
that settles in the crumbling cauldron
of the disordered life of dire confusion.
In the moments of disdained dejection,
the truth tumbles in the mélange
of disorientation chaos, intimidating the future.
Under the gloomy firmament of delusion
the mental acuity lost in desperate frustration,
searches for a novel niche
within the self-stimulating imagination
to design from the debris of discontent
a spellbound shelter for the future.
If the dormant notion then invents dreams,
they steer the mind into the distant domain in time,
making the frame of timeless trance,
where the dreamer assembles relentlessly
the shifting scenes of the collage framed by success.
From beneath the current flood of despair,
a verdant mindscape emerges with time,
attaches dreams to the unanchored psyche
to shape the future of content.
As the rising sun promises a burst of colors
on the calm canopy of hope with golden beams,
sanguinity sparkles with the spectrum of splendor
for the beautiful dreams to embellish the future
to perform the kaleidoscopic show of delight.
“You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, 'I have lived through this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along.' You must do the thing you think you cannot do.”
? Eleanor Roosevelt
Confidence is like a lion stretching its limbs,
Bold and majestic, with a mane that dims,
All doubts and fears, giving a roar so loud,
Shaking the ground, attracting a crowd.
It prowls with purpose, eyes ablaze,
Leaving its mark in a captivating blaze,
Each step assured, with a graceful stride,
Radiating power, not trying to hide.
Its roar echoes through the dense forest,
Every creature stops, feeling its conquest,
Confidence is a force to be reckoned with,
A display of strength, never to be messed with.
It dances like a flame in the wind,
Flickering and swaying, never pinned,
To any one path or constraint,
It moves freely, without restraint.
Confidence is a treasure to behold,
A light that shines, never grows old,
It guides us through the darkest night,
Leading us towards the brightest light.
Allow your confidence roar and soar,
Like a lion, fierce and sure,
For when you believe in yourself,
You can conquer any challenge, even doubt.
Embrace the power within you,
Let it shine, bold and true,
For confidence is the key,
To unlocking your full potential, strength within you.