I am an artist, writer, poet, and dancer, from the Twin Cities, I consider myself a renaissance woman as I like to talk about important issues while enjoying the joi de vivre!
mood music sets the candle light, lit with purpose. a rose covered surface…dotted with warmness, soft kiss, an anniversary of sorts, we can reminisce. How moments turned into smiles as we did sit for a while the wiles of what the mind creates morphing into reality, as we both defy gravity, soft and so divine. … More Incognito (Musings from a queen to her king)
Source: UG’s Artist Watch
Natural hair has really started to take over in the beauty and style communities. It has been quite a journey for me personally. I like the idea of getting to know myself via my natural hair. There is such a conversation about how my hair is, what it likes, and does not like. I never … More Natural Hair
Source: Style
If you are like me and you did not get to go to the Essence Music Festival this year, the best we can do is plan better and get the tickets because so many of my Instagram and Facebook friends have convinced me that it New Orleans is the place to be. Sadly, I was … More Essence Festival 2017
I want to dance around rooms, with large windows..to let the sun in I want to sing with the band with my pretty dress- I’ll really love it To gaze at the moon and make plans, you touching my hand, I’m motivated Been contemplating lately, you on my plate it makes me, crave stormy nights … More How my heart feels now
Source: Natural Hair Journey- 4 yrs and counting…
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Originally posted on URBAN GYPZY:
I spent this past weekend binging on classic movies made by aboriginal (black) Americans. We started off with Beloved, then Tyler Perry’s For Colored Girls, the next day I tried watching Birth of a Nation, but found myself emotionally exhausted from what I started to term trauma movies. I understood…
His eyes have witnessed things that history forgot, the footprints of a time past dipped in struggle. He can recall his people when they were once wise and free, times now will make this reality hard to believe. Because his people have been exploited and stole, marketed on the auction block, families torn apart, … More The Watchman from the bridge For Dad By Stephanie Mann
