MF Doom - Lemon Grass

Markel is a 4 year old child suffering from a rare form of cancer causing him to go blind and he is losing his sense of smell. This past Wednesday, his saint of a mother, Rosie, was told he only has about 2 months left to live. He is the STRONGEST little boy I have ever met. He is nothing but positive 100% of the time. He is constantly uplifting his mom telling her everything is going to be okay. He told her before they found out about the estimated 2 months left of life, that he was going to go to heaven soon, and that he was going to meet God. He said he is going to become one of his angels soon, but that it’s okay. Now personally, I don’t affiliate myself with any religion, but I don’t deny any of them, and that just makes my heart want to burst. He’s only 4, and he has accepted death and he has prepared himself for the afterlife. He deserves the world, and he can’t even have his life. Please share. Please make this known. He deserves it.

This is so interesting!

spyurbanart 

True words.

Love is all things. The Creator is love, and He resides within you. Each time that you express your love, you have created. And each time you pass up a chance to show love, you have also passed up your chance to develop your birthright of being a creator.

Hatonn December 7, 1975 (via brotherofosiris)

Please help me get out of an abusive household.

I’ve found an apartment and it is ready to move in. I need help raising the deposit and fees. Spread the word however you can. I can’t live like this anymore.

Please. I have a black eye and a busted lip now. Please don’t let this post die.

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1971, London: 47-year-old novelist, James Baldwin, sat down to have an honest and open discussion with 28-year-old poet, poet Nikki Giovanni, about the state of affairs between the Black men and women of the time. The wide-ranging conversation explores Black life in America, the struggle for racial justice and evolving gender roles, while also offering insight into the work and artistic process of two literary icons. (source)