I am a Black Woman. I am a black woman who is a Canadian citizen. I am a black woman who was born in Trinidad where I spent the first quarter of my life and I now call Vancouver, British Columbia my home. I don’t feel qualified or that I even have the right to write […]
The Rebirth of Phenomenal Me: Learning to Listen to My Body
by on July 24, 2018 2 Comments
“When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be.” —Lao Tzu Shoes off, bare feet, draw them clean across the rug at the door. Step one foot over the threshold, and the other to meet it. I am entering sacred space. Where sole meets soul. I find my place, lay […]
Unison
by on September 26, 2017 10 Comments
My sweet darlings, all these fears they are a gift. Do not fight it anymore Gather your charts and assigned instruments the drum the bass the piano the vocals Individually rehearse your parts even though it’s hard. Clapping the tricky rhythm awakens your soul. To every note strum key and range Come together […]
As Unlikely A Woman As I
by on October 27, 2016 18 Comments
“The true value of life is so precious it is made to shine bright for all to see and is justifiable by God.” —Wednesday, March 25, 2015 at 5am This is a glimpse into my journal, specifically my dream journal. I have many journals. There are days when the pen flows. Days where my mind […]
