
Po-Po-Poetry Month – Abria Smith
April is the 25th anniversary of National Poetry Month, a celebration of poets and poetry, started by the […]
April is the 25th anniversary of National Poetry Month, a celebration of poets and poetry, started by the […]
In honor of National Poetry Month, I am kick off a series of poetry posts by featuring Honey, […]
Growing up in The Blackness.
Just because you feel uncomfortable doesn’t mean I tried to make you uncomfortable. Was it something I said? […]
Sorrow and incredulity rose in me as I watched a discussion recently on a local television show whose […]
Note: I posted this piece in 2009. It bears repeating because of the recent brouhaha over Beyonce’s blackness. […]
“It’s got to be real. To be real. It’s got to be real.“ The chorus from Cheryl Lynn’s […]
When you were young, did you realize you were young? When I was young, I didn’t know I […]
For me, it is important to make a little movement. I cannot behave like a stick-in-the-mud even though […]
Recently, I’ve had conversations with and about four youngish adults (all in their early thirties) and one fortyish […]
I try to forgive you. I forgive you. I forgive you for not choosing me – as […]
Have you ever been embarrassed for or by your own behavior? Not embarrassed because of what others might […]
I could have written a better book than that. You’re right, but you didn’t. I could have made […]
ON SALE NOW: Pushing Through Shyness: Networking Tips when you’re shy, slow-to-warm-up, inexperienced or don’t feel you […]
Walk like an elephant? Imagine that. Not so long ago, a thought breezed through my mind. (This happens […]
(This post originally appeared in a slightly different versionon BlogHer.com as Age-Related Rites of Passage, Do They Exits Any […]
My feet are pretty big – note I didn’t say too big. Too big is a judgment call. […]