Tuesday, December 5, 2017

I Am Not From Here

nubian kings and queens | Tiye The Nubian Queen of Egypt (circa 1415-1340 BC)


I come from a land of milk and honey
I come from long sweet days where the sky is always sunny

I come from prophets and kings 
I come from heiresses and queens

I come from the BOLD and the FREE
I come from liberty

I come from royalty at it's finest
Simply put, my lineage is the mightiest

African history


I come from the beginning of Science, Technology, Engineering, Math and ART
 My ancestors legacy is as bright as "burning sands" sketched in the memory of my heart
I'm in Him, He is in me; I'm in Her, She is in me ...slavery physically separated us but we'll never part

The Nile >>> Well, a large part of it anyway. The part I'd like to visit, via river cruise, one day.



Because we were stolen from our land oh so long ago
Our tongues speak a language we thought we'd never know

No matter my language now, my soul remembers the kingdom I called home
Now I build a kingdom here based on memories, ancestral recollections, and dreams of my own

The temple of Luxor today The temple of Luxor is an Egyptian temple dedicated to the worship of Amun. Located in the heart of the ancient Thebes, it was built for the most part under the 18th and 19th dynasties. He was consecrated to the dynastic god Amon in his two aspects of Amun-Re celestial and Amon-Min (ithyphalic divinity). The oldest visible parts date back to Amenhotep III and Ramses II. Subsequently, new elements were added by Chabaka, Nectanebo Ie ...

  Where the sound of.the drums beat loudly calling each of my ancestor's names.  I feel their blood, which is my blood, moving profusely through my veins.

I graciously thank the heavens for granting me this life-time, where I'm free to remember, resemble, and reenact the ancestors ways
I'll carry the precious tunes with me for the rest of my days


By:  Nikki Ruffin-Smith

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