BEING...ME

A poem that attempts to answer the question, "Is it hard being me?" However, the answer can be layered, pending on how you live.

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A poem about trying to understand me!

In 1981 through my own eyes I saw the Klu Klux Klan gathered for their traditional ceremony, which shook me up quite a bit! Until then I had only heard about the Klu Klux Klan. Obviously, hatred for African American(AA) was not history; it was a reality.

A window into the world of someone with Aspergers Syndrome

Why is being you so hard? Why are so many people hiding who they are behind closed doors? Unless its because you have no idea, then you are most likely right.

A poem about being yourself.

Being different might be better than trying to conform and be like everyone else. Check it out!

A look at the various definitions of being a black person.

I still remember the time when my mum used to tell me for anything and everything," Oh, you just wait till you become a mum and then you will know what I mean."

A daughter, thanking her dad for letting her grow up

The thing about Thanksgiving is pretty much I am at a peaceful time in my life. I'm definitely not saying I don't have worries because of course I do.

I contradict myself many times a day. It is the nature of mind, as well as the universe.

a sweet poem saying I am not perfect

Inspirational writing prompting readers to look at themselves through questioning and engaging in a personal improvement journey.

If I were to have to come up with 5 things about myself that others thought was strange, I don't know if I could, because I don't think I am strange at all.

Somewhere along the line we (especially women) lose who we are. Fear not, you can be found, brought back to life and better than ever before.

We all need space and freedom to be who we are and follow the dreams in our hearts; this is a plea for that freedom and space.

This is a Poem containing the results of an unfatihful relationship.

This quick-reading autobiography was written the year comedian Rodney Dangerfield died at age 82 and tells the story of the man who got no respect.

"Rng-ring." Then I hear your voice that I hear every time I dial your number, saying the same thing, over and over and over again.

The idea of starting your own business can be quite powerful. Consider all the positives: setting your own schedule, doing something you love, making money for you, taking vacation whenever you want.

I am special and unique. I like certain things and that is OK.

In her autobiography, Patricia Raybon discusses what it was like to grow up as a minor in racially-biased world. She recalls the lesson she learned that hate is wrong.