Mayaangelou cerita

Self-confidence and a spirit of not giving up

Happy Black History Month 🖤❤️💚

A book of poems and sayings. Basically doodles of my Thoughts.

Poems for everyone looking for guidance, understanding, or something to Just look at when you're boerd. for all the writers and readers looking for an outlet or just a good listening ear, these origenal Poems I wrote just for you in mind!

Have ever got stuck on a plot, a word, a scene or a story so much that you can't move forward? We as writers, believe everyone has been through that "phase". To counteract that stage and to boost our writing community(and the writer in us), we all need a boost, a push to keep at it. Keeping in mind, every Sunday, NewlyWrittenBooks are going to publish a writer's empowerment quote from writers across the world, to spark the writing bug within you. Cover made by the amazingly gifted @druidoflore :)

Quotes that inspire to stay persistent on your journey despite repeated failures and heartbreaks.

"Leo please wake up, your mum is outside and you wouldn't want to see her crying, so please wake up" Anna said with teary eyes as she laid on Leo's unconscious body.......... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Anna Walker a 22 years old love therapist who believes love isn't for everyone especially her, so decided never to fall in love. But love unexpectedly comes knocking at her door however she doesn't know what her fate holds for her. Get your tissues and buckets ready for this heart touching story. Love and light!

For our black heroes

poem

I've decided to scribble what I once felt for a person who was a friend to me. It was great feeling but is wasn't a right time for me to have that feeling.

Envy green on branches swing Above my resting frame I lay on grass of early spring The greenest radiance aflame There I dream in a conscious stream And the clouds whirl but never stay I lay for hours in this echoing green As my eyes lull then flutter away Dreamers dine on only wine Except the sun's warm cure I breathe in fresh air till I'm fine And can leave with this memory of Edinburgh

We Will Make It dives into breaking the stereotype of beauty and romance in poetry. Sashaying the ugly truth, the poems touches on the topic of mental health and the daily struggles of a teen. The ongoing battles, the wars in ones head.

Your Favorite Poem

An collection of poetry to honour woman. I explore the themes of being a woman, living in a world which is not always kind to us and is always trying to push us backwards. But being a woman,in this age is especially different what with dealing with the modern stress and worry and not being able love yourself because of the perfection seen on social media. Undermining our worth, ourselves not giving enough credit to ourselves. Here, I explore these questions, and how to accept yourself. Image credit:Pinterest

As Black History Month comes to a close, Cyrus and TJ reflect on their favorite African Americans in history.

Excuse me, can I grab your eyes and thoughts? As you gaze upon these poetic prayers of this silent village boy. Understand that his outside is sideways and flipped upside down all in one. Scream loudly if you can, but I guarantee the village boy has screamed louder as a sheep. Boys are made men in a village and sent out to provide, well behold with your eyes the struggle he felt knowing all he could do was wait to provide. So prepare your minds, sharpen your thoughts and come along on his strife to his strive. Based off true stories.

Quotes

Just paying homage to Maya Angelou and the classic movie Poetic Justice. Capturing a love story unfolding right before lovers eyes. 🌹