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Thursday 12 March 2015

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Dawna: As a Writer and Blogger, I have a keen interest in the African Diaspora, Women's rights (with a focus on developing countries) Culture and Politics. I also explore and review music from across the diaspora in my exploration of culture, and expression. Ultimately, my blog is my space to talk about things that matter to me. It's my voice. I'm a Londoner, but I'm also a citizen of the World..as are you. We make this world what it is, for better or for worse.

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Something to remember

Because it Matters..

It doesn’t matterIf you don’t have the latest shoes.
Or the newest outfit.
It doesn’t’ matter if you don’t have a car, or own your own home.
It doesn’t matter if you’re not the prettiest, or the most handsome.
Matters not what you weigh - or how tall - or short you are.
It doesn’t matter that you’re not the most popular, Doesn’t matter if you are.
It doesn’t matter if you’ve never been on holiday-Or if you travel frequently every year.
It doesn’t matter if you have the latest phone - note book or kindle-doesn’t matter if you don’t.
It doesn’t matter if you’re the best cook around-Or if you can only cook a few simple dishes.
Matters not if you have little moneyMatters not if you’ve much

What matters is that you understand what it means to love. That you don’t fear it.
That you have felt the pain of disappointment.
But you’re not hostage to it.
That your intuition is aligned And your Ego controlled.
That you’ve learnt to really laugh.
Equally – to cry.
That your values mirror who you are.
That you are a vessel for goodness.
That you have 1 good friend.
That you have learnt to be a friend also.
That gossips have no evidence.
Yet even if – you apologise not - for who you are.
That you emit joy.
That you never rely on hope or luck.
That you’re comfortable with - will – and - is

It matters that you’ve learnt to kiss.
And hold hands without expectation.
That you have danced at least 1 slow dance.
And slept under the stars.
It matters that you’ve walked by the sea - a river or a lake.
Sat on a bench and fed the ducks stale bread.
Helped a pensioner with their shopping.
Or given an unrelated child 10p for candy.

It matters that you laugh every day.
And can still enjoy a children’s cartoon.
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Recognize the beauty in you.
Celebrate it…
The beauty in others
Cherish it

Because it matters
Because you
Matter

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Are you ready to leave??...there's more to see !!! Have you checked out my older posts?? I hope you've enjoyed my Blog - thoughts - music - poems.. Each post has been created with much care - thought and love and I truly hope you have found something for you - wherever you are in you life right now - and whichever part of the world. Words and music can unite us like nothing else can - at the very least they can jolt our passions - ignite our minds - insipre us in some way - get us talking - remind us it's ok to be ... flawed... it's ok to be ...us!. I've enjoyed speaking to you. Please remember - your comments are always welcome - It takes 2 to build a relationship! - much love .. Come again soon...Dawnax