The Iron Phoenix of Mississippi: Bird's Gotta Fly
"I'll Fly Away
Oh Glory
I'll Fly Away ...
When I Try
Hallelujah
By and By
Oh I'll
Fly Away!"
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A #WRITCO Inspirational Series
⭐✨💫
CONQUERING
THESE
DEMONS
🌈 📚
Elara returned, her eyes wide with excitement. "I knew it," she said, her voice filled with pride. "Your story is changing hearts, Imani. It's a beacon in the darkness." Her tales of the city had lost their glamour, the allure of the unknown replaced by the warmth of my own little corner of the world.
Together, we hatched a plan. With the profits from my book, we would open a school for the children of former slaves. A place where they could learn to read and write, a sanctuary from the cruel world outside. It would be our legacy, a monument to the strength of our people.
The school grew, a bastion of hope in a town that had known only chains. The children's laughter was the sweetest music to my ears, their eager faces a testament to the power of knowledge. And as they grew, so did their dreams. Some dreamed of the stage, their eyes lighting up at the tales of my brief stint with the traveling carnival. Others spoke of becoming doctors, lawyers, artists.
One night, as I lay in bed, the echoes of the forge still ringing in my ears, I heard the soft strains of a song carried on the breeze. It was a melody from my childhood, a tune my mother had sung to me, a promise of a life beyond the plantation. I...
Oh Glory
I'll Fly Away ...
When I Try
Hallelujah
By and By
Oh I'll
Fly Away!"
✍🏻 🔏
A #WRITCO Inspirational Series
⭐✨💫
CONQUERING
THESE
DEMONS
🌈 📚
Elara returned, her eyes wide with excitement. "I knew it," she said, her voice filled with pride. "Your story is changing hearts, Imani. It's a beacon in the darkness." Her tales of the city had lost their glamour, the allure of the unknown replaced by the warmth of my own little corner of the world.
Together, we hatched a plan. With the profits from my book, we would open a school for the children of former slaves. A place where they could learn to read and write, a sanctuary from the cruel world outside. It would be our legacy, a monument to the strength of our people.
The school grew, a bastion of hope in a town that had known only chains. The children's laughter was the sweetest music to my ears, their eager faces a testament to the power of knowledge. And as they grew, so did their dreams. Some dreamed of the stage, their eyes lighting up at the tales of my brief stint with the traveling carnival. Others spoke of becoming doctors, lawyers, artists.
One night, as I lay in bed, the echoes of the forge still ringing in my ears, I heard the soft strains of a song carried on the breeze. It was a melody from my childhood, a tune my mother had sung to me, a promise of a life beyond the plantation. I...