RED MOON OVER VENUS
By Roland E. Williams Who appointed you to be my killer? Did I ask you to find me a savior? There’s a red moon rising over Venus Ever since you killed your throbbing fetus Your mother said she could have done so too Then, for conceiving a killer like you Now all she can do is pray all night long And wonder how she could … Continue reading RED MOON OVER VENUS
Spectacular Saxophonist & Singer Rashaad Joseph Makes Major Musical Moves!
By Faye-Chantelle Mondesir Rashaad Joseph, an all-too-familiar title on both the Saint Lucian and international creative scene kick-started his music career at the St. Lucia School of Music as a preteen. He sampled various musical instruments until he stumbled upon the ‘sexy sax’ which he immediately passionately fell in love with. His instant fascination with, affinity for and adaptation to the piece — convinced him … Continue reading Spectacular Saxophonist & Singer Rashaad Joseph Makes Major Musical Moves!
I Will
By Roland E. Williams ’ll take you to feelings you never knew you had I’ll mend your broken heart with words from my senses I’ll tease your body with every touch of my lips I’ll bind your soul to mine the moment you sigh I’ll forever capture your image in the lenses of my eyes I’ll fathom your depths with my unending love I’ll enrich … Continue reading I Will
You Are My Everything
By Roland E. Williams Are you not the moon to my sun? Are you not the waves on my sea? Are you not the love to my lust? Are you not the innocence to my guilt? Are you not the light to my darkness? Are you not the feelings in my emptiness? Are you not the blue in my grey skies? Are you not the … Continue reading You Are My Everything
Forever Is Yours
By Roland E. Williams When I count your name How far back does it go? And when, in time, will it end? Ever? Not whar I think Not what I know It is lot, like white clouds On a dark blue sky And returns at times as a whisper That rolls in from the sea When your name calls me And what of the image … Continue reading Forever Is Yours
Mellow D Brown All Set for Higher Heights in 2021!
By Faye-Chantelle Mondesir Dwayne Carlton Brown is fond of singing and possesses a deep-rooted passion for GOD. He enjoys ministering to people who have been downcast, broken, depressed and feel like no one cares. Mr. Brown is always keen to introduce Jesus to them through the music which he confesses is part of his make-up and has been a worship leader for over 26 years. Those … Continue reading Mellow D Brown All Set for Higher Heights in 2021!
Pandemic Triggers Benefits Double Take at US Businesses
On Jan. 1, 2020, the world welcomed the beginning of a new year with open arms. Little did we know of the challenges to come and the eagerness to leave 2020 in the dust. While what lies ahead in the coming year is just as unknown, some experts say a return to normal, whatever that means, is not likely until November 2021 at the earliest.1 … Continue reading Pandemic Triggers Benefits Double Take at US Businesses
Creating working environments for families to thrive
No one has escaped the effects of the pandemic, but working parents are struggling. Staring down a lack of childcare, new work-from-home situations, and insufficient support from employers or public resources, these individuals are nearing the end of their rope emotionally, and for many, financially. The start of the school year further complicates matters as parents grapple with difficult decisions and limited options due to … Continue reading Creating working environments for families to thrive
How detailed planning can help you make every minute count
To say ClassPass founder Payal Kadakia keeps busy is an understatement. The fitness platform she founded operates at 15,000 partner sites across 80 cities worldwide and is continuing to expand. Kadakia also founded Sa Dance Company, a bicoastal Indian dance troupe that performs at major venues across Los Angeles and New York. Kadakia works 10-hour days and then dances for another three; plus, she finds time … Continue reading How detailed planning can help you make every minute count
If you’re feeling stressed and anxious, research says: Feed the birds!
In today’s constant contact, cell-phone celebrated, digital world, most people can go days or even weeks without spending any time in natural sunlight. Instead, we eat breakfast inside, or on the go, only to race to an office filled with artificial light and plastic plants, for 8 to 10 hours a day. It’s no wonder why Americans’ mental health is suffering. Compare that hectic routine … Continue reading If you’re feeling stressed and anxious, research says: Feed the birds!
