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4 giorni fa · The sway of curtains, men walk. Knowing something. Going someplace. Stand and watch. Maybe. When I was young, I used to Watch behind the curtains As men walked up and down the street. Wino men, old men. Young men sharp as mustard. See them.
1 giorno fa · St.Louis. Maya Angelou was originally sent to St. Louis, Missouri at the age of 8 to live with her grandmother. This is where she started her educational journey. It was here that she enrolled in George Washington Carver High School, the only black high school in St. Louis at the time. Angelou learnt a great deal throughout her high school ...
1 giorno fa · It is believed that Maya Angelou had underlying health conditions that likely caused her death. A few months prior to her death, she suffered a heart attack and underwent a successful heart surgery. It is also known that she had diabetes and hypertension, all of which likely contributed to her death. Her family, as well as her friend, Oprah ...
1 giorno fa · May 23, 2024 by Ted Hannah. Maya Angelou’s famous phrase “I wouldn’t take nothing for my journey now” has been a source of inspiration for generations. Angelou, a master of layering metaphor and verse of inspiring wisdom, has left a legacy that speaks to the power of resilience, perseverance, and hope. By exploring the true meaning of ...
4 giorni fa · The Health-food Diner. ( Today, I need a steak). (I'm dreaming of a roast). (I count on breaded veal). (I crave them all the time ). For smoking carnivores. The Health-Food Diner No sprouted wheat and soya shoots And Brussels in a cake, Carrot straw and spinach raw, (Today, I need a steak). Not thick brown rice an.
3 giorni fa · tedium of ritual. of ordained prophets. Visit us again, Savior. fear. We cry for you. your name. Petulant priests, greedy centurions, and one million incensed gestures stand between your love and me. Your agape sacrifice is reduced to colored glass, vapid.
3 giorni fa · May 21, 2024by Ted Hannah. Maya Angelou made a name for herself as an accomplished author, poet and influential civil rights activist. Born in 1928 in Missouri, she grew up in a turbulent America, one filled with segregation, racial violence and poverty. In spite of all this she was determined to make something of her life and she succeeded.
