I welcome thoughts, every side, Though I may not agree, Respect is my unwavering guide, I expect nothing less in being free. In open conversations, I reside, differing opinions, side by side, Respectful, I strive to be, in understanding, embrace diversity. My daughter, with her tender heart, Cautioning me, her words sincere, "Separate your worlds … Continue reading Support Freedom of Thought
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News Poetry (Biden’s Border Crisis)
In our borderland's vast expanse, migration takes its stance, Since Biden's oath, a surge occurred, the border edges, an illegal herd a nation of hopes, stories unfold, A tale of contradictions, by media untold, border's edge, surge not contained, many seek refuge, resources drained. Ten thousand a day, an alarming decree, Cross into America, seek … Continue reading News Poetry (Biden’s Border Crisis)
In Math Class, The Fib
Oh! No! Take pity? My head hurts. Math is just numbers. They are not for lovers of words. The numbers, the theories, the patterns, and shapes I spurn! What possible interest could I have to dabble in theories of prime and perfect? By Salie Davis
A conversation between friends:
It’s our rainbow. Give it back. By Salie Davis
The rainbow's allure, vibrant colors its meaning expands,No longer confined, a wide range holds across all lands.In arcs, in concentric bands, it symbolizes heaven's graces,A celebration of humanity's multicolored array, of different faces.of cultures and races, neurodiverse, let unity be found,For the rainbow's essence, is not in singularity, it will not be bound.Of different race … Continue reading It’s our rainbow. Give it back. By Salie Davis
The Ultimate Equation (from The Poet and The Mathematician)
The equation by Salie Davis 2003 The Ultimate Equation In the world of symbols and signs,Where math and language intertwine,There's an equation that's undefined,A concept that's hard to define. Zero times infinity,Is a puzzle to see,A mystery to unravel,A paradox to grapple. But in the realm of emotions,Where love and passion are in motion,There's a … Continue reading The Ultimate Equation (from The Poet and The Mathematician)
A new Chapter approaches: from The Book
Sarah couldn’t wait for the school day to be over. She looked forward to seeing David after school. She had told her mother that she had joined an after-school club and was taking the late bus home, afraid that her mother might disapprove of her friendship with her neighbor. Her father and mother had commented … Continue reading A new Chapter approaches: from The Book
Heavons’rainbow by Salie Davis
The Rainbow is a feast for the eyes,A display of beauty, a mesmerizing show,A testament to nature's creative ties.Reflecting light's dance, with each droplet's glow.With every hue, it paints a new day,It's an arch in the sky, a marvel to behold,Guiding us forward, lighting the way.Crafted by raindrops, a story to be told.The rainbow is … Continue reading Heavons’rainbow by Salie Davis
Of God and gods: from The Book
Sarah had received a Bible from her best friend David. She wasn’t yet sure whether she should read it or not. Her parents said people who were religious were Bible Thumpers and fanatics like it was a mental illness. She could see the logic in all of the wars that had been fought over religion … Continue reading Of God and gods: from The Book
Homeless Working Parents
Below are pictures of just some of the hotels we found while traveling that had many homeless children and American families, working American families living in them. In the shadows of the streets, they dwell, Working American families, homeless and unwell. Propaganda on the news, twisting reality, Dividing our hearts, distracting our morality. In the … Continue reading Homeless Working Parents
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