Dr. H. Odessa Johnson

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Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Students Heritage: The Legacy of Your Mantle

Educators, Mentors, Nurturers--All! Let your mantles of wisdom fall Upon the shoulders of those who seek A place in history, forever to keep. Leave them with legacies, rich in practicality; Endow them with skills that their eyes may see, And comprehend beyond their expectancies! Impart your hearts... Sign in to see full entry.

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Tuesday, April 29, 2008

The Inkpen Speaks

Pick me up little girl, little boy Hold me in your hand, not quite like a toy. Find some paper, and a place to write I'm at your service, both day and night. Guide me to your paper, and say good things Talk about your hobbies, friends, playthings Tell others what you think, feel and do And just... Sign in to see full entry.

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Wednesday, February 27, 2008

My Student's Plea

My Student's Plea Teacher, teacher What will be your impression of me Days, weeks, months ahead Shall we travel this road and see? Will I be challenged, encouraged and taught The knowledge which millions have previously sought? Will you stretch and arouse my curiosity, Hear my thoughts when words... Sign in to see full entry.

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Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Poetry, entitled: I Call to You

I Call to You I call to You in these moments of daze When all about me is a clouded haze Of noises 'n' voices growin' louder and louder Until they subside, and are no more. I call to You when I am ridiculed and scorned By those who say I should've never been born; And now that I am here, alas, what... Sign in to see full entry.

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I believe that poetry can speak to just about any issue of life concerns. It is a mode by which I have found some voice in my work on behalf of people who have disability concerns.

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