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Comment by Tahanee on May 18, 2008 at 3:18pm

Thank you

Thank you for showing me the way, through my darkest nights
and rainy days. You gave me your hands when mine were full.
Instead of a shove you gave me a pull. You picked me up when I was down. You were there when no one else was around. You gave your shoulder and told me to cry. When I could not walk, you gave me a ride. You taught me to confront my problems. You walked me through and taught me to solve them. You gave me your word and kept your promise.You never lied and always were honest. I love you, appreciate you and thank you so much. Although internal, I can say that my heart has been touched.

Copyright © 2008 by Tahanee Roberts

Comment by Tahanee on May 12, 2008 at 11:51am

I'm going to check out that site. Also contact ThePoetryproject@BlackAuthorShowcase.com
for any ideas or interest you may have.

Comment by Tahanee on May 12, 2008 at 11:43am

Hi William,

Thanks for the post. Just printed it out. Cant wait to read it
:D

Tahanee

Comment by William A. Hobbs,III on May 10, 2008 at 1:50pm

placeswefear.docGreetings, My name is William Ashanti Hobbs. I'm a creative writing at Virginia State and will always offer new developments I come across to you guys. By the way, there's a wicked site called http://postsecret.blogspot.com that is an incredible resource for inspiration with your fiction. Now where was I, oh yeah... this new short story here.

This one involves sex, videotape, HBCU campus queens and revenge... Let me know what you think.

Comment by Tahanee on May 8, 2008 at 9:49pm

Hello everyone! My sister Samiyyah and I are SO excited about hosting the radio show. Can't wait to hear and share so good ole poetry! hope hear from you all :D

Tahanee

Comment by Patrick Mackeown on May 7, 2008 at 3:46pm

Alexander Litvinenko murdered, who dies next?


Alexander Litvinenko murdered, who dies next?
Tags: Alexander Litvinenko, murder, Polonium-210

* Title: Alexander Litvinenko murdered, who dies next?
* Category: Article
* Author: Patrick Mackeown
* Posted: 26 Nov 2006



Alexander Litvinenko murdered, who dies next?



A forty-eight-year-old mother stepped into the lift of a Muscovite apartment block. A contract killer followed her, carrying a Makarov 9mm pistol. Anna Politkovskaya was the most famous investigative journalist in Russia when she was murdered. Her friends, who saw her years earlier when she had been poisoned on her way to cover the Beslan School Siege, or heard about her never-ending stream of death threats, said that Anna was brave beyond belief.

And, from what I've read about her, it wouldn't surprise me if Anna Politkovskaya looked without blinking, straight into the Makarov pistol's barrel, as her killer pulled his trigger. As far as I know almost nobody has the kind of courage that she had. And so, at half past four in the afternoon of October 7th 2006, Anna died there, in her lift, with one bullet wound in her torso and another in her skull.

Read more:
http://www.bookscape.co.uk/short_stories/litvinenko.php

Comment by Jill on May 1, 2008 at 4:57pm

*Waving Hello to Everyone *I'm looking forward to reading and sharing:)*Thank You* for invite Tahanee:)

Comment by Michael Thompson on April 30, 2008 at 2:29pm

Hi Tahanee,
Thanks for the invite. I'm not an author but I do appreciate creative writing!

Comment by Niki on April 29, 2008 at 10:13am

Ms. Tahanee. Thank you for the invite to this page and your group. You know I'm here to support you in all of your endeavors. Keep doing what you do.

Niki

Comment by Phillip G. on April 28, 2008 at 11:18pm

Tahanee, thank you for the invite. I'm not an author, but have author many words. Peace and Blessing to everyone in your group.
Phillip G of JPCRADIO, www.jazzpoetrycafe.net

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