PRINCESS DIANA - CHERISHED AND NEVER FORGOTTEN

Fair of hair and sky she rotated the world like the sun.
She walked with grace and sweetness charming all.
Love and cherished to those who befall stumbling.
Delicate and sweet love of all who looked and sighed.
Eyes the color of sweet azure that made me look within.
Hair the sweet mix of flaxen and wheat.
Ladyship and dignity reflect from each sweet inch.
A princess sweet and love compassion revealed to all.
Missionary of valor she parlayed a sweet rival to all troubled.
Third countries troubled deed she went expressed loving concern.
Credit to dame and sire she portrayed her lines ladyship clear.
Dignity and grace interwovern in each inch she glowed bright.
The world gaze with awe of responsibility carried respectfully carefully.
We miss you sweet martyr of all troubled world from live so unclear now.
She became a martyr for she championed the afflicted and sorrowful.
Ever will you be a star in God's sky.

By Felicia McCaw

THE POWER OF EDUCATION! TELL WHY EDUCATION MATTERS.

From Felicia to all...this is what an education means to me in this country.  I have not always been perfect...I have been lazy and discouraged but I have reconciled myself that I cannot do without this craving for learning and expression of myself as a person who loves discovery of this world and others.

Education is the dream that symbolizes the United States of America.  It enables anyone in this country to fulfill themselves as a person and strive toward their goals in life.  It gives a teacher pleasure to see the light of recognition and cognitive discovery of new unfamiliar horizons in educational faciltities of life.  It is an act of constant discovery and assimilation and has a formative effect on the person and mind by allowing it to expand and develop.  The procedural process of receiving an education is a way society has of trying to continue the evolution of humans and assist in the transmitting of accumulated knowledge, skills, norms, morality and values from one generation to another through the centuries.

By receiving the basics of education it allows individuals to function normally in society, but by continuing to receive an education it allows the person or individuals to progressively become more marketable in society and allows them to obtain better employment positions, produce more radical studies in how to enable society to evolve as better humans, obtain goals of producing policies on norms, laws and values that are enacted to protect and serve the public.  This allows civilization to initiate and motivate themself by assisting those who are in need of help and who are unable to fend for themselves.

An education can help a person try to change the interaction of diverse cultures positively and intermingle scientific knowledge to assist those who are unable to comprehend and unable to receive an education. 

The right to an education has been established as a basic human right since 1952, Article 2 of the first Protocol to the European Convention on Human Rights. It obliges and allows everyone the right and guarantee to be able to express themself freely because of obtaining an education.

The more education a person receives the more knowledgeable a person will be and this allows this person to evolve, evolve, evolve and help the human race evolve, evolve, evolve.

By Felicia McCaw
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AN EDUCATION IS NEEDED FOR BLACK AMERICANS TO SUCCEED (THE ACTUATE)

From Felicia to Black People all over the world.  I wrote this outline for a speech when I was young and idealistic and ever hopeful for my people.

I.  Why do Blacks need an education.
A.  Blacks need a chance because they need to understand the necessity of an education in today's society.
1.  You are expected to fail.
2.  You are looked down on and other people don't expect you to succeed.
3.  You have to deal with prejudice of teachers.
4.  You must understand that you can't make it on your own.  No man or woman is an island.
5.  You should want to succeed because of what your ancestors went through.  We have contributed and will continue to do so.
II.  Never let anyone tell you ... you can't make it, can't learn, can't evolve.
A.  Don't get discouraged because they don't realize how much an education means to you.  It is tantamount to a challenge.
1.  Strive on when times get bad...hold on to your goal and strive forward.  Push, pull whatever it takes but try to make it.  If you fail get up and try again.
2.  Set a goal...If they can make it...so can I (say to self) over and over.  You are your own motivator.
3.  When people look down on you...ignore them and keep on trying.  I have learned to say bless you and move on.
B.  Always relax sometimes and refresh your thoughts.
C.  Stay around positive people who have your best interest at heart.  Even if they don't try to gain something from the interaction.
1.  People who want something...not negative people.  But I have found that there are no really negative people but just does who have been trampled upon and their dreams dented but not gone.
2.  Find out how does it feel to fail...experience it and find empathy with those struggling and keep this thought and resolve to encourage them and move on.
D.  Learn to deal with obstacles.
1.  Get rid of them as soon as possible
2.  Do whatever it takes to get rid of osbstacles.  Just be aboveboard in your approach.
III.  Know that you are a winner and if you lose...resolve yourself to the fact that I can be a
winner also and strive forward.  There are no real losers in God's eye.
IV.  Conclusion - Show that Blacks can achieve and know this we feel that we are entitled and blessed as anyone else to have the privelege to reflect that we feel honor bond to give back.

By Felicia McCaw

I wish you success in whatever endeavor you pursue...competition is always good for the progression of a nation.

A POET KNOWS A POT SO LOW

I float in the air care not where I land
Seeing far and wide this poet does
Negate all the beast she sees
Gracious not she all that feel herself
Rejecting all comers and goers swift hard
Poet knows a full head of gnats belows
Pios and holy they portray all behind doors
Gloved hands rip aside curtains where fools hide
Looking close see ugly fly wide and side
Leaving hear and far nowhere is place to hide
Creatures low and suck the blood from all
Youth today and old yesterday seems so cool a fade
But tomorrow sees a mockingbird leer a grin wide and sideways
Seeing a group of people socialize not with a glare of hate malignant
sour these unwanted
Faceless enemies cowards of bastard scion search wide far ugly
sears light spears
Grasping and leaning low gestures embrace a weird lulaby
Surely a poet lots cannot always know a pot so low
Moving forward swift and quick is the way to trick a flash
Simple and complex yet deceptive is the clear green of eye
Yield to the impossible is the need to be free of responsibility
Maybe life is clear and road simple yet hard but easy yet swift
Never have a poet know a pot so low to empty yet remain full
Resolve self is the way to know that life is evolution and time will
reveal all of fear so grasp it not near

By Felicia McCaw

CATCHING A RAINBOW FOR GOD

Robert and Isaiah catch a rainbow by its tails and say
Lord here I am.
Running Leaping they say Lord use me please.
Keep me safe love me cherish me strengthen me.
The way is troubled but Lord if I keep thee in my
mind, heart and soul surely my life will be yours
forever more.  We are but humble servants in thine
keep.  Love and protect us when trouble is near
and we will raise thee to thy call always.

Amen.

From Aunt Felicia

FAITH, CONSISTENCY, AND HARD WORK = SUCCESS

From Felicia this poem is inspired by someone I just met and who has helped me unknowingly.

Faith is the wheel of life
Touching every base man cannot
Color of each flyeth swift and far
Love and grace and faith guides our path
Seen and unseen is the follower of all God's race
Consistency and faith interlock as one two three four
span world all twine
Repetition Consistency hand in hand send world evolve evolve
revolution evolution cannot be held behind
Step by step goes the mock of the clock
Same true image become hardwork labor sweat toil God's says
love you true
Heed my word work labor hard work reward thee listen true
Sweat of brow deserve all man woman for his favor sure granted
Success - Faith, Consistency, Hardwork become epitome of all
Remember God's word and faith of mustard seed will provide success,
strength, protection and love of rainbow all

By Felicia McCaw

MYSTERIOUS WRITER FROM MY HIGH SCHOOL DAYS

Here is a lively diddy that I never forgot - writer unknown but funny still
and I just wanted to share it.  Felicia McCaw

I'm sure you imagine
It's as simple as can be
The place is very common
The players he and she
She whispers will it hurt
Of course not "replyed he"
It's quite a simple process
Oh me can you "replied her"
I'm getting very frightened "you see"
I've done it before "he says"
He shut the door
He started to cover her
Now calm down darling
Just open a little wider and let me put it in
It's getting rather painful now
The tears are in her eyes
It's hurting quite badly now
It must be quite a size
Suddenly she up jumped up and gave a
little shout
"Boy I'm glad it's out"
If you read this carefully
It's a dentist you will find
It's not what you thought
It was your dirty mind

A funny joke that I kept for over 30 years. 
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:)

B.M.W. (BLACK MAN WORKING)

Lovely and proud I see he
Sweat pouring across hard masculine sweet flesh
Hands hard with labor and honest toil
Thrill of cold chill caress flesh and soul
Rolling free and hammering hard go he
Mechanic, carpenter, plumber, builder, constructor,
inventor, scientist, businessman, musician, bus driver,
trucker, janitor, engineer, jack of trades and sweet hustler dee
We love them all freely and sweetly
Watching muscles contract and flex black woman
look, sigh, look, sigh
Creative, positive, alluring, intelligent, sexy, alluring,
gasp all she
Tender, loving, strong, patient, exasperating cool,
motivated, positive observe all circle
Proud of heritage rich full diverse
Camaraderie strong bond tie soul free and young
Free easy clean sport above belt do
Fair, righteous, judgment lay clear all serious
Black Man Working need fairness returned

By Felicia McCaw

Theory of Relativity

Einstein Einstein who would have thought
Man of too much knowledge
Eccentric placid content his lot
Math juggle jiggle figures do wobble
Clear as day night as opaque
Clever smart Einstein Einstein
Money to money or science to science
I = E2 + 6B3 + 1 equate to what
Mathematical problem solved again maybe maybe not
Theory or Relativity games spin sound
Mind whirl send all a pack stars mingled flow hand to thought
Numbers trembling through the sky
Pluck one two formula mix eleven seven ninety-four
Einstein Einstein died time set reveal not
Gaze pensively through window pane sad
People people regret a thought fleeting fast quicksilve nimble
minds only
Obtain the speed agility of his brain not ever will feat done
Twinkle wink eye mind sad his let
Descendants heirs never have bequeath them none with wits aglow
Knowledge lost decadence fulfilled lewd and coarse serves brains
Never Einstein Theory of Relativity will solve by any on none renown
Current future none will claim fame of square not one

By Felicia McCaw

SUGAR BLACK

Purring deep he strutted loose and wide
Puff puff cigarette smoke rising from full erotic lips
Skin dark and rich of smooth black alabaster
Sleek tall and sexy flint of sweet burn't sugar
Look forward to his debut he swagged
Black tail coats flapping flippantly in the wind charged he
Arrogantly he walked see me see
Black as night twice as sweet
Hair trimmed shaped face different
Dancing sexy he popped it hot
Rolling his taut ass he tripped it right
Leaning on the wall he snapped it night
Large hands cupped derriere sweet
White teeth flashing a wolf grin
Sugar black name his all flock to his game
Ladies beware he ain't playing for his fame
Love is his game and he ain't tame
Sugar Black Sugar Black Sugar Black
Croon the females hot

By Felicia McCaw