I need a transcript of this poem. It’s just immense. I can’t say anything else, just check it out.
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THANXXX for posting this.
Just wanted to say…
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NappyMuseTV
August 13, 2010
I woke this morning, turned on my PC and went to my email. The first email said, “Harlem Loves…10 Things I Want To Say To A Black Woman x Joshua Bennett.”
I listened, tweeted it and felt inspired and was very glad to be a member of the queens of exotic creation and blessed to be a woman. This poem reminded me of the power that I have to be anything, create anything and transform anything. I do not drink coffee but if I did it would be the perfect cup this Friday morning. Thank you so much.
Jaye
Harlem
August 13, 2010
Awww thank you so much Jaye. Your comment has genuinely made my day.
I’m so glad you were able to appreciate this poem as much as I did and it maes it a real pleasure that I was able to share this with you.
Marissa
August 18, 2010
I looovvvee this! Thanks so much for sharing and now I too can pass it on and share!
PS did you see that on the description on youtube under the video is the transcript!!=)
Kate Robertson
August 28, 2010
I caught this video on Facebook and wept. It took my breath away. I am not a black woman, I am an Irish woman. But one of my dearest friends is a black woman and she IS the woman Joshua is speaking of in every way. Her sons are blessed to have her as their mother, her daughter-in-law is blessed to have her as her mom, and her grandchildren call her a blessing and know what I know…she is all that is good and kind and strong and beautiful. Her name is Barbara Green, she lives near Boston, and she is one of the most courageous women I have ever known.
Harlem
September 1, 2010
Hi Kate,
Thanks for your comment. I really appreciate it and a Harlem Loves salute to Barbara too. She sounds marvelous