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Arts & Entertainment The Poetry GslyA&a—Dante'Porter as i made a transition from a child into this man, my mind grew strong, and now i understand, i understand what it is to be a man, to hold that woman’s hand, to give her the best you possibly can, to keep and cherish that connection, so strong, it’s impos sible to break the chain or band to show her, that you’re here to stay, where this Is where you wanna be, where no matter the complication, you’re not leaving, no way to make sure that she is happy before your needs, to make sure that she sheds not tears of pain or fear, but of joy, to hold her right, to treat her like a women, and not a toy, giving her all the respect she deserves, i am now a man, not a boy. .. to create a foundation for a woman to stand on with her own two feet, to allow her dreams to t>ecome reality, to make sure that she is stood beside for support, to back her up, enabling a high rate of satisfactory, i’m a man, respect and trust, is a must, but in this, i’m grown up, forgive me, but the lust, doesn’t exist, it flew off as it was plucked, i replaced that gap with love, now i am the lover of a woman ever since. .. to work for a purpose, my priorities are now straight, no matter the issue, no matter the problem, we will clean it up, a spill cleaned up with tissue, everything Is going to be ok, to have anger involved...no way... a woman should never be far too away from a man, hypothetically speaking, there is no reason for a man to be breaching... a woman will be true to man who listens to her speaking, to misuse a woman, what an error that is commonly made, it’s sad to say, men are slacking now a days, but to grow and learn from our mistakes, let us undertake a new found lesson in knowledge, from a woman, a mind so stable, men are able, to learn more than they can ever learn from college, the connection becomes stronger and thicker than eleva tor cables... to hear the words...stop it, not because of physical vio lence. but of tickling, causing happiness filled with laughing and giggling... to treat a woman, as she Is sick, to give her whatever she needs, no medicine is better than the one you, a man can pro vide personally... meaning...the care and comfort in any way, providing soup, juice, tea, and love, can make a cold go away, any day to have a woman know that she is protected, leaves the heart and soul far from feeling neglected, impressive, the women of today’s society, far from recieving the recognition that they deserves by many... as a man, i know what is needed to be done, to show a woman what she has won... includes a life time of commitment, as a witness to her perfections in life, to help her pass the aggression of society, and what’s pushed against her with negative might, to fly beside her, to hold her up high, sky high, head past the clouds, with no looking dovwi, just rising even higher causing the improbably to be acheivable, to show a woman all of this, would leave her mind in a gaze, so amazed, a woman would feel inconceivable... Department of Performing and Fine Arts March 23 Evening of Trumpets and Percussion Ensemble - Seabrook 7 pm 25 Jazz Night - Seabrook 7 pm 30 Evening of Voices, Strings, and Saxophones - Seabrook 7 pm April I Billie Holiday - Multi-Media Performance with Denise Payton, Carole Boston Weatherford. Diane Phoenix-Neal; Seabrook 7:00 p.m. II Founder’s Day - Seabrook 14 5th Annual Charles W. Chesnutt Student Honors Recital- Rosen; 12 noon 15 17 You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown Butler Theatre 7:30 p.m. 25 FSU Concert Choir - Seabrook 4 pm 27 Chancellor’s Concert - Symphonic Band Seabrook 7 pm RESPECT!! Art historian and curator Dr. David C. Driskell visited the campus of Fayetteville State University recently as the Chancellor’s distinguished speaker, in conjunction with the Arts Council of Fayetteville Cumberland County. Broncoscopes Pisces (February 19 - March 20) Your patience does not go unnoticed. Anything worth having is worth waiting for, I mean really, who really wants something they can easily get? Embrace the challenge. Aries (March 21-Apri119) You can’t seem to calm your anxiety. Something that you have been waiting for, for a long time is finally almost here! Cool your jets, you only have a little while longer. Taurus (April 20 - May 20) You may have enjoyed your spring break a little too much, because now you have completely lost your focus on school. Take some time to reprioritize your life, there’s only two months left this semester. Gemini (May 21- June 21) You work hard and long, and it’s about time you gave yourself a reward. If you choose not to, wait a little longer, your reward will come to you. Cancer (June 22 - July 22) No need to retaliate against your enemies. He/She, who laughs last, laughs best. As long as you remember that, you will be fine. Leo (July 23 - August 22) Only the strong survive, and you have been do ing just fine. With all your hard work and dedication, you will be exactly where you want to be. Virgo (August 23 - September 22) Even though, things are not going your way. it does not mean you take it out on the world. Life throws you lemons, so you can appreciate the lemonade. Libra (September 23 - October 22) There is a big change coming. You should prepare yourself, because when it gets here, your life will never be the same; well at least for the rest of the semester. Scorpio (October 23 - November 21) Your relationship needs some excitement. Try something new. and watch your mate's response. He/She will love the extra effort. Sagittarius (November 22 - December 21) So, your spring break was not as good as you wanted it to be? Look on the bright side, summer break is only a couple months away, and you will have plenty of time to have fun. Capricorn (December 22 - January 19) 1 know it has been warm lately, but it is not summertime yet. so all the shorts, dresses, flip flops and summer gear need to go back in the closet. Summer will be here before you know it. Aquarius (January 20- February 18) You have the drive to make it; you just need an idea to go with it. Take time to reflect and find what you want to do with your life. 7
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