Landa

“Fear,” I sniffed as I closed my eyes, “is a terrible thing to live your life by. I may be a lot of things…I may lack social awareness, the average display of emotions one needs to communicate, and I may not be like most women here…but Terry Clarke would always say, what you fear owns your bones, what you face, bows to your soul.”
― Granger ., The Mortal Affairs

“Believe in the strength of your ancestors, the beauty of your melanin, the depth of your heart, and the resilience of your spirit. You are a force of nature, a queen in your own right, ready to reclaim your throne.”
― Zara Nia Imani, Unleash the Power - Positive Affirmations for Black Women: : Ignite Your Passion and Purpose, Embrace Your Strength, Resilience, and Find Inner Peace

“IF YOU want to know about my life,” said Simple as he blew the foam from the top of the newly filled glass the bartender put before him, “don’t look at my face, don’t look at my hands. Look at my feet and see if you can tell how long I been standing on them.”
― Langston Hughes, The Best of Simple: Stories

“Got my house smelling like weave, weed, and regrets! Hurry up!”
― Desiree ., The Perfect Sister