An Ode to Steve Harvey : Rap on Brother
By Patricia
Britt
Although Steve
Harvey cussed a lot on his early rise to stardom as a modern day comedic requirement and still might let loose a cuss word or two now as an adult man in
this lifetime with the exceptions he still makes the world a better place to be in.
I studied the
writings and life of Dr. Martin Luther King about a decade ago for a hard copy published
article. I spent a week reading and writing but only skimmed the surface and it
made me cry, and it made my heart soar. I can’t quote you verbatim what I read,
and wrote, but like Maya Angelou’s quote “I've learned that people will forget what you
said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you
made them feel.” is fitting where it comes to Dr. King.
I’ve read some
of what Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall wrote, however I didn’t spend as much time on him,
because I didn’t make the time. His words are on this year’s resolution list.
I've read some of the words of Dr. Julian Bond, and still need to read so much more to grasp his triumphant spirit.
I've read some of the words of Dr. Julian Bond, and still need to read so much more to grasp his triumphant spirit.
I’ve read two
of Steve Harvey’s books on love from a player’s point of view that have
entertained me, and I believe given me more information about men. Harvey’s
books aren’t deep or profound, and world changing yet. He might write his
autobiography in 10 or 20 years after he’s helped thousands of kids graduate
from school like Oprah at the point when it will be indisputable that he’s made a
positive impact on the world.
I’ve listened to
sooooooooo many composers in a lifetime of music, whether the lyrics you listen
to are music, “instrumentals,” biographies, or fiction that builds, or effects
your character with the story told, sometimes changing you for life reminds you
that all people count at some moment in time.
Just like each person is a stair step in the
kingdom of God, or the kingdom of good, which I think is one in the same. Each
person has a contribution to make whether it’s holding the door open for
someone elderly, telling an apropos story, letting someone hear your singing voice, buying a cup of coffee for a
stranger, or just having a simple smile for someone even if you yourself are
feeling blue, or telling a joke to your coworker on a break, if you woke up
chipper, and ready for the world.
Be a rainbow of
sunshine to as many people as you can, whenever you can so that when you’re a
memory, you’ll be a good one.
I heard a song
a white guy wrote for Steve Harvey on the Family Feud yesterday, nothing
profound, but cool. That guy might be going places in the future all because he
took the time to compose some lyrics from one guy to another saying you’re cool,
and I like you.
Miss.
Philippines won, and carries the title of Miss Universe. Miss Universe, and Miss. Columbia have forgiven Steve for having a bad moment in
an otherwise beautiful pageant day, surrounded by the world’s most beautiful women, on a
world stage in a gorgeous city. We all need to forgive, and admire each other
to keep pushing the envelope of progress.
Steve Harvey’s life
story is the epitome of “hold fast to your dreams” and life’s wildest extraordinary
dreams might eventually come true making you prosperous, a public servant, and
a silly person all at the same time. Raised by a spiritual mother with the mentorship of Bishop TD Jakes touching his life, with an exceptional woman by his side, in his wife, Marjorie, has made Steve a bad mama jamma in the entertainment arena.
The only void Steve Harvey has with regard to his relationship advice is a crash course on sports for women who don't know the games, so a woman can hold a descent conversation without knowing all of the details, yet if I know Steve, he's got that advice in his 2016 game plan.
The only void Steve Harvey has with regard to his relationship advice is a crash course on sports for women who don't know the games, so a woman can hold a descent conversation without knowing all of the details, yet if I know Steve, he's got that advice in his 2016 game plan.
Steve Harvey,
Jimmy Fallon and so many more make living easier for many of us with good,
mediocre, or hard lives.
All these guys
are my Superman heroes with six degrees of separation in the flow of the
universe including the white guy who just sang a
song for Steve Harvey to make his day better.
2016 Zimation
Arts & Letters Ink
Songs
Superfly by
Curtis Mayfield
A Story of a Dozen
Roses by Jamie Foxx
Fame by David
Bowie
I'm Good by Tim Bowman
Betcha By Golly Wow by the Stylistics
I'm Good by Tim Bowman
Betcha By Golly Wow by the Stylistics
Quotes
I tell young people to prepare themselves as best they can for a world that grows more challenging every day-get the best education they can, and couple that education with real-life experience in social justice work. - Julian Bond
I tell young people to prepare themselves as best they can for a world that grows more challenging every day-get the best education they can, and couple that education with real-life experience in social justice work. - Julian Bond
Americans of our own time - minority and
majority Americans alike - need the continued guidance that the Voting Rights
Act provides. We have come a long way, but more needs to be done. –
Congresssman Elijah Cummings
A record isn't like a movie - you can get it together pretty fast. - Steve Martin
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A record isn't like a movie - you can get it together pretty fast. - Steve Martin
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