9-5-2019 - FOR THOSE WITH ACHES AND PAINS FROM AN ACCIDENT OR OTHER/NAILS, SKIN AND HAIR

9-5-2019


FROM:  Felicia McCaw

FOR:  VALERIE MCCAW AND CHESTER MCCAW AND OTHERS

Referred to:  Essential Oils (Natural Remedies) (Althea Press – Owner)

My need to improve my own situation has lead me to this book and I am saying to myself, you and others “Why Not!” this is my life and I want to claim what I lost.

Nail Care and Treatment

Nail Strengthener

1 Teaspoon Vitamin E Oil

24 Drops of Lavender Essential Oil

Place the vitamin E Oil and Lavender Essential Oil in a jar and shake to blend.  Apply 1 to 3 drops to the nails and cuticles.  Repeat this treatment once a day or as needed.

Makes 24 Treatments

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Nail Fungus Treatment  (Tea Tree Oil)

Tea Tree Essential Oil

Carrier Oil

Coat the fingernail with Tea Tree Oil and affected skin and the area beneath the nail’s edge.

After the oil has penetrated the nail then coat the nail with Carrier Oil.  Repeat this treatment three times a day until symptoms subside.

Nail Fungus Treatment  (Clove Treatment)

Clove Essential Oil
Carrier Oil

Coat the fingernail with Clove Essential Oil (1 to 2 drops) and affected skin and the area beneath the nail’s edge.

After the oil has penetrated the nail then coat the nail with Carrier Oil.  Repeat this treatment three times a day until symptoms subside.

Muscle Aches and Treatment

Thyme Massage

10 Drops of Carrier Oil

10 Drops of Thyme Essential Oil

Place the drops of Carrier Oil & Thyme Essential Oil in a bowl, mix and apply to area that is hurting or aching and massage into the skin.  Repeat this treatment as needed.

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Soothing Pine-Lavender Bath

1 Tablespoon of Carrier Oil

6 Drops of Pine Essential Oil  
4 Drops of Lavender Essential Oil

Place the drops of Carrier Oil, Pine Essential Oil & Lavender Essential Oil in a bowl, mix and pour into the running water in the tub.  Soak for at least 15 minutes.  Use caution when getting out of the bathtub due to a slippery element added to the water.  Repeat this treatment as needed.

Scarring and Treatment to Reduce

Helichrysum Salve

4 Drops of Helichrysum Essential Oil
4 Drops of Vitamin E Oil

Place the drops of Helichrysum Essential Oil & Vitamin E Oil in a bowl, mix and apply to the scar with a gentle massage to rub into the skin.  Repeat this treatment once a day.

Hyssop Salve

2 Tablespoons of Carrier Oil

24 Drops of Hyssop Essential Oil

Place the Carrier Oil and Hyssop Essential Oil in a dark-colored glass bottle and shake to blend.  Apply some of the mixture to the affected area once a day until it begins to heal.  Repeat mixing this treatment to facilitate healing and visual clearance and reduction of scar.

Knee Pain and Treatment to Reduce

Pine Blend Rubbing Oil

Soft Touch Massage for Knees (1)

Pine Essential Oil

Carrier Essential Oil

Place the Pine Essential Oil and Carrier Oil (mix ½ of Pine Essential Oil with equal amounts of Carrier Oil) in a dark-colored glass bottle and shake to blend.  Apply some of the mixture to the affected area once a day until it begins to heal.  Repeat mixing this treatment to help with knee pain.

Peppermint-Eucalyptus Liniment

Soft Touch Massage for Knees (2)

4 ounces of Carrier Oil

24 Drops of Peppermint Essential Oil
24 Drops of Eucalyptus Essential Oil

Place the Carrier Oil, Peppermint Essential Oil and Eucalyptus Oil in a dark-colored glass bottle and shake to blend.  Apply some of the mixture to the affected area once a day until it begins to heal.  Repeat mixing this treatment to help with knee pain.  Store bottle in a cool dark place between uses.

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Leg Cramps and Treatment to Reduce

Anti-Cramping Massage Oil

Soft Touch Massage for Legs (1)

4 ounces of Carrier Oil

40 Drops of Marjoram Essential Oil
40 Drops of Rosemary Essential Oil
20 Drops of Hyssop Essential Oil
20 Drops of Lavender Essential Oil

Place the Carrier Oil, Marjoram, Rosemary, Hyssop, Lavender Essential Oil in a dark-colored glass bottle and shake to blend.  Apply some of the mixture to each leg in an upward massage and massage feet and put socks on to keep warm.  Repeat treatment once a day at bedtime for 2 weeks.

Geranium-Evening Primrose Rub

Soft Touch Massage for Legs (2)

1 Teaspoon of Evening Primrose Essential Oil

4 Drops of Geranium Essential Oil

Place the Evening Primrose and Geranium Essential Oils in a dark-colored glass bottle and shake to blend.  Apply some of the mixture to each leg and rub and massage vigorously until cramping alleviates.  Repeat this treatment three times a day as needed.

Brittle Hair and resolutions to Improve Texture and Strength

Geranium-Rosemary Hair Masque

1 Tablespoon Jojoba Essential Oil

6 Drops of Geranium Essential Oil
40 Drops of Rosemary Essential Oil

Place the Jojoba, Geranium and Rosemary Essential Oils in a small glass bowl and stir to combine.  Using your fingers apply the blend to a dry scalp and massage gently through the hair.  Allow the masque to remain in hair for 30 to 60 minutes then wash hair with a gentle shampoo.  Repeat this treatment 3 times a week until hair has more resiliency and strength.

Sandalwood Spritz

2 ounces purified water

10 Drops of Argan Carrier Oil
20 Drops of Sandalwood Essential Oil

Place the water, Argan Carrier Oil and Sandalwood Essential Oil in a glass bottle with a spray top and shake well to blend.  Spray hair with mixture to either wet or dry hair three for 3 times a day.

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Stretch Marks and resolution to Improve Skin Texture

Jasmine-Mandarin Massage

1 Tablespoon of Carrier Oil

6 Drops of Jasmine Essential Oil
2 Drops of Mandarin Essential Oil

Place the Carrier Oil, Jasmine and Mandarin Essential Oil in a small glass bowl and stir to combine.  Using your fingers apply the blend liberally to new stretch marks.  Repeat this treatment once a day until satisfied with results.

Wrinkles and resolution to Improve Skin Texture

Carrot – Geranium Toner

4 ounces water  
24 Drops of Carrot Seed Essential Oil
24 Drops of Geranium Essential Oil

Place the Carrot Seed and Geranium Essential Oils in a dark-colored glass bottle and shake to blend.  Spray some of the blend generously on the face, neck and décolletage before moisturizing.  Repeat this treatment two times a day as needed.

Rose-Geranium Beauty Balm

2 Drops of Rose Essential Oil

2 Drops of Geranium Essential Oil

Place the Rose Essential Oil and Geranium Essential Oil in a small glass bowl and stir to combine.  Using your fingers apply the blend liberally to face, neck and décolletage before moisturizing.  Repeat this treatment one to three times a day as needed.

Weight-Loss Support

Diffuse Fennel

Fennel Essential Oil

Fennel should be diffused and used as concentrated drops (2 drops to bath water or on a bath towel in shower) that can be used as often as possible to prevent food cravings that inhibit success.

Abridged Classics a Lurid Mockery of Jingle Bingle Lesson 15

Guess what I read it and ate it!
Inspired by Abridged Classics, Brief Summaries of Books you were supposed to read but probably didn’t.  Written by John Atkinson, Creator of Wrong Hands.

Ulysses by James Joyce

Famous in its own lechery.

Moby Dick by Herman Melville
Man and his spear.
Moby Dick and his prize Great Dick.
The Man is Who!

War and Peace by Leo Tolstuy

Beginning and End
We Loved
We had the
It snowed us alive
Was it a great laugh or great organistic pleasure!

Beowulf by unknown author

Tall Ferocious a glint of human in eyes of melt
Look at me
I ain’t Friend but Foe
I am celibate with meaness for the Cruelty!

Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens

Young, fair and right
Sad until a twilight
Life begins as the clock tick tock
He began to strut
A rooster’s walk
With banter and song

Walden by Henry David Thoreau

Two yeas flying with a seat of flat
We know why the arse is remarkable don’t we all!
Smile nothing is as no one does
Live a free laze a three

MacBeth by William Shakespeare

A ruin is the rut
Old and fair a years ago
Weapon and power dance with sword of play
Scotland looks askance and say what
But stays the play without a good scrutiny it falls to naught

Brave New World by Aldous Hexley

A tip in the tree relieves me of me
Tulips call my name and say remember
Looks righteous and indignant
I say who me?
A bulging what is the trouble in my eye!
I said not I for I did nothing to sway the rod and reel

In Search of Lost Time by Marcel Proust

Latitude Longitude
I am indeed a calculation
Aroma a tease my soul a please
Memory of this time suffices a nine
Over and over I continue as my mind say continue riddle riddle
For who at play but one I say

The Sun also Rises by Ernest Hemingway

A rich or poor
We stand as one as peel after peal ring
Find or lost we sit ajar with mouths of fool
We don’t know but the play continues as we look away

Naked Lunch by William S. Burroughs

Hard times a blasting
White man is the snow
Looking on the street class changes from time to short
Running fire hot through red river of warm
Cold snap is crack that solidates a look of ecstasy and revelation of sexual tango

The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde

Sin hid behind a veil
Until the skin begans to tell
The morrow chooses a cuckoo to fly
Great stones remember the age of he
Until an act of will consumes the visage of he

The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky

Times are few and flaws many
Who is right and who is wrong?
Questions flay and clashes many 

To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee

Racism thoughts tough as thorn within
If kids understood the world of risk 
What is indeed a cruelty is men women flawed
and sweet for justice unfulfilled becomes a merciful jest 

The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger 

Indeed a phase or two or a memory of a life that is treasured for what 
Being an out is a good play against the grain of whom
La La La La indeed a fellow or lady say who is the wit you or me or most “August” society

The Faerie Queen by Edmund Spenser

A folly a winner but a trick of disguise a good show of mind
Lust and lasciviousness run hand in hand laughing with deceit we be
Still the right of time changes the quality of time
A thrill makes the life of zest runs its pace and makes the thought mesmerize

Animal Farm by George Orwell

Once approved a four two movement that shadowed the world
Mine or yours not a memory to gainsay
Mine exist yours does not
Positions of power is position of nowhere is the poor
As the rich fly high as the rod strikes hard firm

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Be it hate or a mirror of an emotion indiscernible to the mind
He is or she is or a book cover is sufficient to thrill a judgment of fault
Superficial or reality it laughs with delight smirk for wrong with the wheel

It is not a clue but a change of life’s misery

The Odyssey by Homer

A fable of true, sadness of adjust

For a man’s worth is gauged by his quality, leadership and

ability to retain his men

If war be power than thus it is magnificence

Word is thought as the coldest sword above and beyond

Deceived once, twice never a life of honor’s quest is

indeed a mystery

The Iliad by Homer

Once again memory serves a scenario of repeat

A woman of fair the cause of war and retribution

A point or two began the measure of the war and the

fall of the sight of attributable fairness

War of force and Gods and man brought uniqueness of

manipulation and guile 

Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes 

A sword is a thrust to unite with a what 
Delusion or reality is indeed a quest of the infidel or the most prodigious fool 
A thrill of a remarkable is my heart a sing a lot 
Gracious times begat a thin line of lunacy and reflection of sad depression for a right or wrong becomes indeed a felonious charge 

Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky 

Interesting and interesting is a mellow's mind when the deed of exhaustive becomes a tyranny
Clear or unclear rings and walks the barrier of clarity and conscience or not
A spider knits a conclusive correlation and adjust his web to sway
Immediacy clamors the walls of justice or foolery to amuse the tickler who watches the play of audaciousness continue to lure further

Catch-22 by Joseph Heller 

War War is it purpose or thrill of strength 
Madness or sane cold legitimacy of brevity of speech thought 
Concludeness of set notion of fear, change, complacedness obviously seen thus by few many and why it states a purpose of collectiveness 
Be it absurd or meanness to hold solemn the way of norms   

Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad 

A thinking story it reflects all that we begat 
Instill interior and clear as water is the play of game
Racism portray Africa as a darkness as relates to people of a nation
Darkness negated as equal to non-positive blind reflect unclear but beseech a question of equality
Be it fair to remove or place all on one race or to skid against responsibility of all require same view
What is the cost of the indelible search for soul empty of necessity

The Republic by Plato 

A series of meetings of declaring the truth and essence of men of justice
Whether essence be a thorn or two in the side of academy of language of right
It still provides facets of true right to judge justice and man's awareness of whether he is better, good if justice is his friend and bed partner
If not justice that cleaves to a thorn anyway what can sever the cast of felony
Justice in man is sometimes an illusionary not beyond the blur of sight but a pleasurable securing of flesh
But is right brick, mortar and water and then stone or the fist raised in defiance and secured right and unyield
Moderate or moderation of contempts still portray man's infinity still tumbles before a fall for it brings nature before truth, right, justice
Indeed with justice in written form it yields to mold of perceiving with sight, mind, recollection and content that conclusive summary brings forth to written in stone

Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte 

A regular jingle of reality that compare the love of all is irreversible to the call of love
When a supplant is dead then comes the true mockery of who is really master and servant
A feather is cleaner than those of a crowded thorn
Be it a façade or true is the illusion a clue to the barrier of ridiculous mimic
A love destined to mock destiny and a mean plot of malice and macabre to serve a thrust of two for looking past a true worth that sees no gain but revenge

Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe 

Fortune smiled and frowned at a determined adventurer

Surely the knock on wood is evidentially not doing its share

Good tidings say a man should know when trouble befalls over and over and realize a turn in the road is a necessary rue

Evidentially not for a fallen shoe is better than two shoes in a mind of bewildered

But pride, persistence and enforced patience made his wheel turn and he became and overcame

The Pearl by John Steinbeck

Unbelievable is luck whether profound or elusive is the beginning of a teaching

Greed bereft a chance grows and nurtures the life of the wicked

As life evolves the chance for ease is a measure of a man or woman by deeds or changes

Is money the soul of evil or is it a facet of a soul to do anything for money including murder

The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck

Stark reality jumps into the limelight and portrays itself in its rawest format

Touching on the hardship, pain of doing time for a crime committed

The harshness and cruelty is a family divested of its breadwinner and natural disasters that ultimately cause loss and forced migration to survive

Trusting nothing but a chance to live, survive, prosper but following a silver star anyway

Having nothing but a dream the family leaves and goes ahunting for a life and receives what everyone gets

A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway

Once again spring is in the air as well as its nonchalant prosing and prancing

Frivolity is a Frivolity does when it pertains to love does it dare change its shape and ways

Contorting and changing a barren outcomes become the day and the moot its congratulation

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

A voyage long ago on an ocean sea told by narrative memory

A bird (albatross) of wondrous acts and deeds betrayed and killed by the Mariner’s gracious cross bow

Ignorance knows no depths as the change and flow feeds the poisonous soul to rant and charge a hysterical blow after blow and then dead

An eerie rendition relates in closeted form of supernatural beings and acquired slaves and Godly entities to stand against invasion and acquisition of more prey

Whoever said a dead man tells no lies himself

One sided love (star struck love) – one of the supernatural female entities and the Mariner (unrequited love)

Possible vampire – undead and strange occurrences since the Mariner killed the Albatross and brought forth a curse

Othello believed to have been written in 1603.  Based on the story Un Capitano Moro (A Moorish Capitan) by Cinthio (a disciple of Boccaccio’s) first published in 1565.

Raging thrist reviles a heart of jealousy

Be he Black or not is he the man for fair Desdemona rages a scream for nay

Was magic a potion or Othello’s sheer Black magnetism that sizzled Desdemona’s brain and won Othello’s hand in marriage

Does trust be a facet of fictionary fodder or an aspect of manure that can nurture a case of true unrest?

Spikes and thorns become the fighting spurs to alleviate the conjuring of affection to defend all?

A manipulator’s tool is Cassio the ignorant and gullible buffoon led astray by a hate filled Iago

Should a cat with a mouse be allowed its way to play fray the prey?

Madness is true indeed a ride of incomparable pity and mate of jealousy! 

Simplicity is always blandishing its swords and say I conquer for I am right a besotted blind stupid fool. 

Treachery is obvious the toast of this town and endeavor to lie and celebrate a hate as flames burns and consumes all good!

We lastly wonder was it because he was Black?

On the Road written in 1957 by Jack Kerouac.

Indeed travel and living became a coherent necessary.

The road signified a dream that may reveal realities or assumptions of reality.

The life of a wastrel ensnared utterly and receded like the tide.

Foot taps and travels caused them to stop resisting and instilled the need to leave and be free.

A wild spree of whatever ensued as the two traveled with no rules, no convictions and no holds barred.

Pleasures reduced as the free footloose chase continued on and on searching for the elusive.

A parody of thought of escapism shimmers before both eyes and encourages them to travel and travel and nothing.

The Cantebury Tales modeled in Middle English, these tales of 24 stories consists of over 17,000 lines of Middle English by Geoffrey Chaucer between the time frame of  1387 and 1400.

Tales herald long and far a troup of pilgrims relay a sweet melody of verse and wit. 

Prattling of great and small touts the arrival of fair and medium thrust of charitable play 

Spirituality fights mightly with worldly acts of right vs wrong.

Challenging one and all with pen, wit and daring the English plodded not but dance a twinkle with verbs and naught. 

Audience who be the hearer and receptor of words of many cascaded as drops of sweet dew and mist to free thoughts of many.

Complete is a differing conscience or a relative blow to ascertain authencity and a facetious melodious cry for creativity blow his horn to change and evolve.

Finish Finish was it indeed a completion or a charge to be done and by whom.

(TO BE CONTINUED)

Communication to President Trump 6-5-19

June 5, 2019

Dear President Trump,

I wish to say “Hello” and “Be Well and Prosper”.  As I pretend and slumber my way through as a great person I look at our assets of true greatness of the people and you. 

A person who is standing under undeserved stress and being underrated as a force but I remember 9-11 who came to the front to help hold this nation and unite a force under President Bush’s hand to counter-front any aggressive attacks against this nation.

I am watching a great turnaround in the people to fight those who would or will suppress the great force we have at our disposal by crippling them with trivial foul insults and lackluster semi-animal grunts that depicts class, culture and of course a very high level of thinking by giving our children (I don’t have any!) but I claimed all of them as mine years ago and don’t believe in the use of foulness to be used in civil discourse, business or everyday interaction.

A civil mind is a gem of perfection and volumes of melodious melody that puts my mind in rhapsodies, joy and happiness.

We realize that the recession and depression is evident but a movement is being made by the populace to render assistance to you as we fight this inner threat that would debilitate the hidden and intriguing minds of all youth.

Protecting all the youth against those who do not honor the constitution and its legion of parables associated with this country does not understand however founded it was still evolved by whom?

The sociological aspects are aligned with the parallism of what?  The common people and the need to nurture and ensure they are included in the dream . . . not beguile or court discontent!

The move is for a more caring America not mimics of a monkey looking for applaudees for their very amusing jokes and antics.  An American citizen that I would be pleased to step on the battlefield as an ally not the image of a questionable person or bespoken as to being a member of animalistic life that cannot think or speak.  AN AMERICAN WHO IS stronger now, mentally stabilized and a more capable people that can assist with empathy, understanding and has loyalty to the CAUSE.

I AM STILL PRO-EDUCATION FOR ALL BECAUSE THEY ARE SADLY LACKING EVERYWHERE ON THIS GLOBE AND THE RIGHT TO CORRECT THOSE WHO WOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SLIGHT LAG.

I am still supporting the CORRECTIVE MATTER!

Thank you.

Felicia McCaw

 

 

 

F.M. POSTING TO CITY OF SAGINAW APRIL - JULY 2019

APRIL 2019

To: City Manager and Chairmen and Chairwomen for the City of Saginaw

From: Felicia McCaw

RE: THE SAVING OF THE CITY OF SAGINAW

As we continue along the path and look here and there in various cities we dream and see what we want to have in this City of Saginaw to show a competitive edge with larger and smaller cities.  We want to show that life is expectant to be good, rich and fruitful in this small eden of edens.

I BELIEVE IN COMPETING FAIRLY, UPRIGHTLY, HONESTLY AND USING THE MOST METICULOUS PRECISION IN GETTING THE BEST OF MYSELF AND OTHERS AND SHOWING THIS COUNTRY WE ARE PRIME AND READY TO SHOW A STANCE THE WORLD HAS NEVER SEEN.

We matter and all matter to God who am I to deny the need to educate the multitude to help fortify and protect this country for the next generation, next generation and the next to ensure that they grow, modify, evolve and learn the all and the way.  What we need is a new way and new day for Saginaw, Michigan!  We are the hope and dream of a city in the stage of pilot and an example to change for today and tomorrow!  Troubled with inter-relational problems as any city we still must retain the dignity of human life and honorable code of this City.

We feed the extreme difficulty of a country built on slavery and the naked pain in the lives given, taken and destroyed for a chance to be free of the oppressive yoke of a tyrannical beast that slavery is.  A country that shows a trueness of the evil that slavery is and it is a weakening force that causes too much innate dependency and continued evil against a race never to be seen as human.  But as foreseeable all people are human and all feel and cry for our God to rescue us and mediate for us for slavery is persnickety is it not?  It is the epitome of a situational living and establishment that I find not a credit to any country even though it has occurred here in this Country of America.  The lingering effects are phenomenal and very intricate in the indoctrination of behaviorism in citizens of this country and explosively loaded with bigotry, prejudice and viewing of the race that was enslaved.  Unfortunately, this is one of the effects that we are fighting for the rights to be considered all as human beings and worthy of being called equal for it is without a doubt that the intellectual ability and physical giz can be coaxed, nurtured and ingrained.

A country is nothing without its diversity and multicultural aspects of all the people working, living, learning, thriving and evolving as a collective herald.  We are here in the City of Saginaw and we will thrive and establish a true normalcy of what is right and what is wrong for the good of all and learn to be empathy, compassion, love and protection for all, and help establish a safer neighborhood so all can feel safer, protected and able to become assets to this country.

I thank you again for caring for all as people of this great country....Sweet America with its bittersweet pacing.

FURTHER, we need rerouting of the Bus Route to ensure all can jump on the EDUCATIONAL BUS to ensure they are not left out.

Thank you.

Felicia McCaw


JULY 23, 2019 

A thank you for all the sweet seamtresses on this Earth.  Thou hands are sweet magic and we all love you!

Felicia, Mom - Mary Alice, Grandmothers (Lucille and Gloria) and Aunt Daisy and Aunt Beatrice

INSPIRATIONAL TALES FOR CHILDREN

To Bathe or Not to Bathe

If a man washes just his flesh is his or her sin gone or is his or her sin accumulated?

What makes a man or woman clean is his/her unwillingness to flaunt his/her disobedience in his/her Father’s eye and his/her wish to change his/her ways and live a more Godly life.

Father said when he spoke to Jesus and said “Worry, not for the works of iniquity have flourished more and more since you came my dear son.”

Jesus said “Have I died in vain my Sweet Father God?”

Father God said “Nay, My Sweet charitable son, Nay.  The world will feel his wrath for they have decided to heed not my will, but their own and do as they will!”

The Lamb said “What if I come again Dear Sweet Father?”

Father said with solemn quiet purpose “They would do you worst if you came again!”

Jesus said “What purpose does it mean to refrain me from coming?”

Father God looked at Jesus with a glint of humor in his eye and said “I will come with you and we will see these wondrous powers they have ourselves.”

Jesus said with fear for all and said no more but “I will come!”

The Lamb

A Lamb walked amongst them and said with appalling candor “Why?”

Looking at each with an agreeing mindset they all said “Why Not?” with mouths flooding with cruel mirth.

As they laughed together and tittered with agreement again and said “Are we not the sterling as well as someone!”

The Lamb looked at them with sad agreement and said “Yes, you are.” and walked away with his mind on God’s purpose and intent.

An Angel Called Broken Wing

A day of lear was a time when the ways were simple and true.  Looking through the window glass was a girl of unnatural ability.  Everyone looked at her with adoration because she was so sweet and gave so freely.  Her very voice was melodious and cascaded sunshine on all who heard her.

Small and petite she seemed to glide on escalating sweetness and grace.  Hiding deep within her was a little Angel named Charlene who bubbled with joy and love of her Father God.  She looked to him for her all and gave sweet miracles hidden in chocolate kisses.

One day the Lord God said to Charlene “The day has come to do your first initiation and flight.”  Looking at God with big huge eyes she blinked with nervous fright and said “now”.  God looked at her with the sweetest expression of loving patience and kindness and said “Yes, now”.

“What do I have to do Lord?” said Charlene.

Her Father God answered “Look deep within yourself and feel the Loving Spirit of your Father touch you and look upon the receiver of the gift and say “I give to you mercy and healing and good life”.

Charlene asked with eagerness and smile “When can I go Lord?”

Father God replied with smiles woven throughout “Now and said you will be called Broken Wing for you have blessed me and I have blessed you to care for my sheep as well as you”.

Father God went on further and said repeat after me and say “I am thy littlest angel and I would like to fly high and glide down and bless those in need.”

Charlene repeated what her Father God said and out came from her back the most beautiful gossamer wings which fluttered and caressed the wind and said “I am she of the Great One who loves you true.”

Looking at God with the most sweet look Charlene went down on knees and said “Father wherever you send me I will go and do your will.”

By

Felicia McCaw

One Tree Left in the Valley of Denial

Once upon a time there was a valley of total agreement.  Everywhere you went in this valley was yes we agree, we agree and we agree.  There was no argument and no malice or meanness just agreement.  The thought of disagreeing was hideously frowned upon and looked as abnormal.

One day a little one named Billy was born and became a disagreement.  He was smart and studious and he disagreed and disagreed about everything.  Everything anyone did he came and went and disagreed and said why?  Why?  Why? Never did he go around and not agree.  He questioned everything and found fault using logic and criticism.  Every day he found fault, found fault, found fault with everything but did nothing to correct what he found fault with.

He looked here and he looked there but he could not and would not try to help.  He just went hither and thither laughing to himself looking at their faces whe he came.  As he came the wheel began to turn and the effect on them began to tell a story of its own.  Can you imagine why is this that and that this?  He laughed within himself with wicked glee just to see the mortification on each face.  Ha Ha Ha he rolled on the ground secretly holding his stomach I got them.  Shouting loudly in the woods I got them!  Look at them trying to be so pious and righteous now he thought many times.  There is no need to consensually agree and agree to everything it just ain’t right but I’m not God.

Laying in the sweet violet heather Billy twirled a rose under his nose thinking sarcastic thoughts about the people in the village.  He composed many skits in his mind to rattle the people before they became like the people in the Bible at the Tower of Babble.  Knowing and seeing the truth that God Is Billy knew that a horrid wrong was being indoctrinated in the people who mindlessly went along with anything and thought not of the wrong or the good of a thing.

So Billy plotted and watched and waited for them to foolishly act as he pursued them with righteous fervor he watched ingratitude come in and become a friend.  Anger and meanness looked from each eye to each eye.  The people begun to fight in all types of ways and became enemies.  The life became sour and each face below and top was twisted with hated.

As Billy continued his destruction, one little one called Theus said “No, I won’t argue because I am fair” and from this little one A Tree of Denial grew in the Valley and life became as sweet as before with the ability to agree or disagree.

By

Felicia McCaw

Epiphany

Looking beneath sooty long black lashes long inquiring

A thief of love who stole a heart that claimed stone

Heart stilled quiet whispered again

Thoughts looked at each other and sighed with great sweetness laughing gently

Why? Why? Whispered the wind in flurry and waves

Burgeoning questions flowed with marching delights crackling and laughter started to bubble within as the battle ensued and caused a moot

Touché Touché granted an admirable thrust but Mon Chéri the lines be drawn as the widows eyes closed and became

Moniker stomped his foot and said who you not

Clever Clever is the eyes that laughed with serious doubt

Dare you understand who watches you with a serious pout

Gracias Gracias I can’t believe the film and podium played the same

By

Felicia McCaw

Barbara Jordan

Inspired by What do you do with a voice like that?  The story of extraordinary Congresswoman Barbara Jordan.  Written by:  Chris Barton and Illustrated by Ekua Holmes.

A woman before her time

Intelligent, charismatic, personable, persuasive, caring, brave, with a Dream

A Dream for the world, for the Country, for the People and Blessed Populace

While others played she dreamed, counted and mentally flew in a land of the Great Texans

With a voice that said I will, I will, I will fight for you, love you and dream with you

Even though it may seem impossible, I will be America and fight the impressionistic, I will take a chance for I love you all

Fear is what, Fear is dear as my mother’s and father’s tears but I will press on for a story to be told and heard

Inspired by stimulating intellectual value she moved, grew and evolved to become one of the first black female lawyers

A leader, A leader to exemplify her oratorical abilities she accepted her ability and went forward to dream of making wrongs right, to see both sides and even then she remembered who she was

Fighting for a New America to be free, a chance to enter the political arena to put those changes in place and help the all

Her motto was and is still more justice, more equality, free the people of the yoke of oppression in a time of fear, supporting the need for laws and structural protection of the inner core of the country

Protecting the workforce of America and seeing the need of all once again as a Voice that cares

Representing her race and sex admirably she moved to the next step as first a Texas State Senator, then in 1972 to a United States Congresswoman in Washington, D.C.

Risking all she took a stance during the troubled time of President Nixon tenure and stayed faithful to the Constitution

Our Constitution as she stated is our all and anything against it and the People is not to be allowed

We are People, the Constitution is the very life, blood and flesh and mind and heart of the People, Country and Nation

She became a right in the chaos of disaster and mayhem when she defended her stance

The Dream of America shone in her life as a Beacon of Sweet Justice and Life

She Became.

E – Equality

J – Justice  Without we are not Human!

T – Trust

By

Felicia McCaw