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Monday, April 19, 2010

Remember Angela Masters-Cancio

My sister passed away on May 8th, 2008. She left behind her daughter, my niece, Felicity. The best parts of my sister have been kept alive through her. The following poem was read at her funeral. Although I penned it, it was written by the Spirit. I share it now, so that her memory does not fade, and so that our hearts may continue to remember her goodness. It was written as if she were speaking to her Peek-a-Boo, Felicity.

To Felicity, My Peek-a-Boo

As you say goodbye today
Remember the good times along the way.
Forget the bad, though there were a few.
I can't remember them now, how bout you.
Remember the laughs, smiles and the fun.
Think if the times we played in the sun.
Remember this body, it is not me,
It is frail and it is weak, you see.
But my Spirit, it is, as strong as an ox,
It cannont be kept inside any box.
I know there will be times, when you will shed a tear,
But with the Lord at your side you need not to fear.
Granddaddy and I will watch from above,
Giving, Peek-a-Boo and Peache, all our Love.
When you born the angels did sing,
Felicity, your are my most perfect thing.
Your Daddy, he loves you and will take great care,
Because of you, Felicity, Love we did share.
To stay with you longer is something I wish,
But I hear my dad calling, "Toots, it's time to go fish"
Felicity, I have given you all of my best,
God has taken my cross, I am now at rest.

P.S. Remember I Love You and I am in your Heart, always.
----This is a Happy Heaven Day.

Written with Love and Affection

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Mr. Matt's Mind: The Divided States of America

Mr. Matt's Mind: The Divided States of America

The Divided States of America

UNITED WE STAND - DIVIDED WE FALL..........AND WILL EVENTUALLY FAIL!!!!





What has happened to the United State of America? It seems as if we spend more time, energy, money, and effort to divide ourselves than unite. The Constitution states, "We the People". I think if we were to write this today we might say, "We The African American, The European American, The Latin America, The Native America, The Irish American, The Asisan American and so on." Can we not just say that we are Americans and still be able to keep our ancestry and culture in tact?



Compared to other countries, the United States of America is a youngster. I see throughout the world where the different cultures of far too many countries are at war with one another. I do not want to see our country grow up and become like them. We need to drop the prefixes and and realize that the common ground we all share is that we are Americans.