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Keeping It Real
Keeping It Real
Keeping It Real
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This is my dream poetry collection that will take you on a journey to many places.

As you read the poetry in every section, know that I was just keeping it real!

You will see the social injustice and a celebration of our Black culture in the section. All lives matter, but Black lives are being targeted.

Next you will go into the land of relationships and family. See the hardships and the love we embrace with ones who are dear to us.

You will finally finish the collection on a high note by worship and praising our savior Jesus Christ.

It is only by his grace and mercy that I was blessed to put down on paper what he gave me to write.

I hope the poetry will find a place in your heart to always be true to yourself and keep it real!


A vessel used by the Holy Spirit,
Sheryl Ann Jones
LanguageEnglish
PublisherXlibris US
Release dateApr 15, 2021
ISBN9781664161511
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    Keeping It Real - Sheryl A. Jones

    Copyright © 2021 by Sheryl A. Jones.

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

    Rev. date: 04/15/2021

    Xlibris

    844-714-8691

    www.Xlibris.com

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    Contents

    BLACK LIVES MATTER

    A REFLECTION OF OUR CULTURE

    ALL LIVES MATTER

    BLACK PRINCESS

    ENOUGH IS ENOUGH

    AT LEAST THIS IS A START

    CALIFORNIA TRAGEDIES

    CLASSROOM CHRONICLES

    WHAT WE NEED NOW

    THE THIRTEENTH AMENDMENT

    ALL BLACK LIVES MATTER

    AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL

    INHALE AND EXHALE

    INTEGRATION: SILENCE IS SO LOUD

    OUR CULTURE

    PLEASE SEE US AND HEAR US

    DOUBLE REACTION

    JUSTICE FOR BREONNA TAYLOR

    JUSTICE FOR JACOB BLAKE

    JUSTICE IS BLIND

    OUR BLACK NATIONAL ANTHEM

    TAKE A GOOD LOOK

    THE SOLUTION

    WHO WE ARE

    OPPOSITE MEANINGS

    GET IN GOOD TROUBLE

    NATION

    NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE

    WE THE PEOPLE

    WE JUST WANT EQUALITY

    KEEPING IT REAL

    A LETTER FROM A BLACK MOTHER

    WE HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN YOU

    A MOMENT WITH A KING

    FAMILY AND RELATIONSHIPS

    A HOUSE IS NOT NECESSARILY A HOME

    ABUSE

    EVERYBODY NEEDS SOMEBODY

    EXPIRED RELATIONSHIP

    WHEN THE NOVOCAIN

    FAMILY

    MASQUERADE

    REVERSE WHY ME

    UNCELEBRATED

    MY LITTLE PROFESSOR

    ME AND MR. JONES

    THE AWESOME MS. CASSANDRA ANN JONES

    MY PHENOMENAL SON CJ

    GOOD NEWS

    MY REDEEMER LIVES

    GOD IS NOT FINISHED WITH ME YET

    GOD SHOWS NO FAVORITISM

    GOD’S WILL

    I HAVE WORTH

    TRIALS TRANSFORM TO TESTIMONIES

    IN YOUR PRESENCE, LORD

    MASTERPIECE

    FREEDOM

    LEANING ON GOD’S EVERLASTING ARMS

    GOD IS WORKING

    I KNOW GOD

    SWEET JESUS

    THINK ABOUT IT

    9/11

    REMEMBER

    COVID-19

    First, I would like to dedicate this book to my mother and father who raised me to believe in God. My mom read to me every night, and my dad taught me to be true to myself. Rest in peace, John and Lola Hall.

    Secondly, I want to dedicate this book to my family who are very dear to me. They have been with me through the sunshine and the rain. Love you, Charles, Cassandra, C. J., and Gregory Jones.

    Finally, I want to dedicate this book to my little sister who gave me the title of this poetry collection to minister to others. Rest in peace, Connie Reese.

    BLACK LIVES MATTER

    A REFLECTION OF OUR CULTURE

    A reflection of our own truth

    We want to be known in history in our own true culture.

    We stand on the shoulders of step and fetch it and

    Blackface—

    Roles that some of us found disgraceful.

    But in that time and season, it had its place.

    Hattie was the first Black woman who won an Academy

    Award. Stop hating because she played a maid.

    That was a platform to observe

    Because of her humble beginnings.

    She paved the way for film and TV

    To open the door for Black actors and actresses—

    To be heard and to be seen.

    Generation after generation is it, we entertain and educate.

    The days of dancing and singing on the plantation is no

    Longer a debate.

    We will keep on reflecting

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