Been playing around with some ideas and different sounds, getting inspiration from everywhere… added a few new songs… Enjoy!!!
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Phoenix Rising
Eye was listening to the following beat and it took me back to a piece of art Eye made back in 2015 called Gods Cry/Phoenix Rise (above) and inspired the following poem…
Gods Cry
Broken sorrow they cannot hide
Every time the Benu Bird dies
From Her Own
Her Own Ashes….
Gods Cry
Broken sorrow they cannot hide
Every time the Benu Bird dies
From Her Own Ashes
The Phoenix Will Rise
No more Westing
No more Resting
Phoenix Rising
Soul on Fire
Everything
Is slowly changing
She feels the Neteru crying
Every tear shed takes Her Higher
Every tear shed takes Her Higher
This is what it feels like when the SoulFire Phoenix Rises
No more Westing
No more Resting
Phoenix Rising
Soul on Fire
Everything
Is slowly changing
She feels the Neteru crying
Every tear shed takes Her Higher
Every tear shed takes Her Higher
This is what it feels like when the SoulFire Phoenix Rises
Gods Cry
As Phoenix Rises
Higher and Higher
Her Soul’s On Fire
Rise Phoenix Rise
Gods Cry
Broken sorrow they cannot hide
Every time the Benu Bird dies
From Her Own Ashes
The Phoenix Will Rise
Gods Cry
Broken sorrow they cannot hide
Every time the Benu Bird dies
From Her Own Ashes
The Phoenix Will Rise
No more Westing
No more Resting
Phoenix Rising
Soul on Fire
Everything
Is slowly changing
She feels the Neteru crying
Every tear shed takes Her Higher
Every tear shed takes Her Higher
This is what it feels like when the SoulFire Phoenix Rises
No more Westing
No more Resting
Phoenix Rising
Soul on Fire
Everything
Is slowly changing
She feels the Neteru crying
Every tear shed takes Her Higher
Every tear shed takes Her Higher
This is what it feels like when the SoulFire Phoenix Rises
Women of Power Honors Ceremony
Nominations are now being accepted for HHH Magazine’s 1st Annual Women of Power Honors Ceremony!!! Honoring and Recognizing women around the world who are doing amazing things. Youth will also be celebrated with multiple scholarship awards presented and more!
Please visit http://hhhmagazine.com/nominate-women-honor to nominate a woman today!
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The ceremony will take place on March 25, 2018 in Phoenix, Arizona
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Book A Consultation!!!!
Peace, I am a project manager and program developer. I create Hip-Hop education and arts programs geared towards positive child and youth development, as well as grant and proposal writing. I facilitate workshops on team building and youth & women’s empowerment… for more information… click on the link below…
Origins…
As Eye continue to Innerstand
All that Makes Me Who Eye Am…
Eye come to a Period of Time
Hidden by Darkness
A Period of Time
Hidden beneath
The Fog of My Mind
As Eye continue to Innerstand
All that Makes Me Who Eye Am…
Scenes from Days of Old
From a Period of Time
That Escapes My Mind
Here You Go
Here’s a Peek into Your Past
Too quick
Too quickly They do Flash
In the Forefront of My Mind
From a Period of Time
Hidden Beneath and Within
The Darkness and the Fog
The Fog
Flickers of Light
Taking Me Back
To Who Eye was Before
As Eye continue to Innerstand
All that Makes Me Who Eye Am…
Eye close My Eyes
And Inhale Deeply
As Eye continue to Innerstand
All that Makes Me Who Eye Am…
It’s the Exhale
That Truly Pains Me
The letting Go of
People
Places and
Things
That Eye can’t even Recall as Memories
Being so disconnected
To Who Eye used to Be
Spiritually
Personally
Historically
Other Wordly
Is the Experience of Me
Wandering and Wondering
Awakened and Initiated
But in ways still fast asleep
As Eye continue to Innerstand
All that Makes Me Who Eye Am…
Eye Begin to Create My Own Eyedentity
One that Empowers Me
And Others
Always the Others…
As Eye continue to Innerstand
All that Makes Me Who Eye Am…
Eye Innerstand My Purpose for Being.
The Order of the Phoenix: Knowledge, Wisdom, Understanding BORN!!!
Hip-Hop Pedagogy Community Education Workshop Series…
Hip Hop Culture is a reverberation of centuries-long resistance to oppression by Black and Brown people in the Americas. Born in the Bronx from meager beginnings; emerging from the ghetto streets plagued by poverty and violence, Hip Hop is now a medium that empowers people across the globe. However, the Hip Hop Industry and, to some degree, the world of Hip Hop Education are no longer held accountable to the people. This Program seeks to reconnect the most influential parts of Hip Hop with the streets it was born from.
– Zulu King K~Swift
The Hip-Hop Pedagogy Community Education Workshop Series is designed to promote the multidisciplinary pedagogy of Hip-Hop Culture. Recognizing Hip-Hop as a major influence on youth culture today, this workshop series will inspire participants through the Five Elements of Hip-Hop Culture. Workshops will expose families to vital resources and services that will enable them to build up themselves and surrounding community.
– Zulu Queen Benu Ma’at
Location: East Bronx Academy Community School 1716 Southern Blvd, Bronx, New York 10460
Directions: Uptown #2 and #5 Trains to 174th Street Stop
For More Information and to Sign Up for The Hip-Hop Pedagogy Community Education Workshop Series Contact:
The Phoenix Queens of the Nation @ phoenixqueensofthenation@gmail.com or Contact Zulu Queen Benu Ma’at @ benu.maat@gmail.com
Program Duration: 6 weeks Beginning Friday March 13th and Ending Friday May 1st
Workshop Series is Free And Open to the Public… All Ages Are Welcome!!!
March Dates and Times:
3/13, 3/20, 3/27 5pm – 9pm
April Dates and Times:
4/3, 4/4, or 4/10, 4/11 – Spring Break Field Trip – (Details Announced During Workshop)
4/17, 4/24 5pm – 9pm
May Dates and Times:
Program Final Project
Elements of Culture: Art Showcase and Open Mic
5/1 5pm – 9pm (Time Subject to Change)
