A tall oak hovers high Sun rays slip through its strong limbs I remember Dad! Remembering My Dad My dad was not a very tall man. But he was tall enough to protect us from harm. He was our sunshine, everytime he smiled. His kindness was eternal; He’d always go the extra mile. He befriended those who seemed to need a … Continue reading On Father’s Day – A Haiku and A Poem for You
Time Is What We Make It Fifty-one years have passed since the assassination of Reverend Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. America lost a pure soul and a charismatic leader who tried to unite people. Many television programs devoted time to memorialize one of the true kings of justice and equality. His surname is such an appropriate fit. Someone said that “Dr. King is more alive … Continue reading Time Is What We Make It
My granddaughter loves the color pink she says purple in such a cute way for an almost three year old she knows her colors very well and enjoys sitting with me to paint circles and swirls which she describes as suns and the world. What innocence and love absolutely a gift from above. I want a purple universe for her and I hope she … Continue reading Purple Universe
I was thinking about my dad today most especially. I know many reading this blog have commented and written something about Father’s Day or their respective fathers. I think about my father all the time. But today I wondered what he would say about all the stuff that is happening in our world. I know he was an environmentalist because he loved the earth and … Continue reading On Father’s Day
When a poet dies Can a crazy world still survive? Will lavender’s aroma fade suddenly? I do not know for sure. But I do know a poet is a little god that whispers truths forever. Rest in Peace Mr. Derek Walcott. Continue reading Poet Laureate: Derek Walcott dies at 87.
In honor of Emily Dickinson, one of my favorite poets since I began reading her poems in the sixth grade. I have a collection of books written about her. One of my favorites: “Hope” is the thing with feathers – That perches in the soul – And sings the tune without the words – And never stops – at all – (254, 1891) Today is … Continue reading Tribute to Emily
“An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity.” “The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.” “Have we not come to such an impasse in the modern world that we … Continue reading My Favorite Dr. M.L.King Quotes
Grace is Amazing hearts and souls rejoice Hatred be not proud! -Melba Christie Photo by Melba Christie (c) 2015 Continue reading Haiku #108
Four pearl white seashells One gets lost in the sand A flag at half-mast -Melba Christie Continue reading Haiku 103
Both soar to the sky heaven get ready to feast Lauren and Robin have arrived Continue reading Two Stars Meet: A Tribute Poem
A Tribute to the Fearless Father of Freedom There was a time when his people weren’t allowed to say his name Today they all sing and praise him in a glorious refrain In every church, synagogue and mosque His beloved people sing and call out For all the world to hear Madiba! Tata! 446664! He was born to lead From the moment of … Continue reading A Tribute to the Fearless Father of Freedom
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