"Talitha Cumi" ...From Wounded to Wellness
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Talitha Cumi
I see you Talitha,
eyes black and swollen trying to hide.
Not beaten on one, but on two sides.
Smiling through your teeth
but it shows in your eyes.
Yes, it’s in your eyes
those black, swollen eyes.
Your children are watching.
Your sons and your daughters, they’re watching.
And they’re learning this lesson.
You know the one that you’re botching?
So what do you do now?
Not the lying, stealing and cheating thing
that you usually do.
I’m not talking about the drugs, alcohol
or phone gossip thing that you usually do.
Instead I want you to look deep down,
down on the inside.
For I’ve called you to Myself.
I’ve called you Talitha so arise...
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Talitha Cumi will bring the reader from a place of being wounded to a place of wellness. You will find yourself being uplifted and encouraged as you read each poem for they are inspired by God. Whatever your situation, God has a word for you in this book. He wants to bring healing and deliverance to your life.
“Talitha Cumi” is a book of poetic verses inspired by the Holy Spirit of God to bring women from a place of being wounded to wellness. Being women, we face many hardships, matters of the heart, emotion and family.
Trekking through my own land of giants, it is only by the grace of God Who speaks to me in this way Who causes me to slay them all!
“Talitha Cumi” is designed to bring a message of healing, deliverance and encouragement to women as only God can do.
And what better way to get the attention of a woman than through poetry and love letters? He knows the heart and sensitivity of a woman. After all, He has fashioned us that way.
Jesus says that we will come from a place of wounded to wellness when we respond to His call….TALITHA CUMI! When translated means, “Damsel, I say unto thee, arise!” (Mark 5:41 KJV)
About the Author
Born in Chester, Pennsylvania, I am the proud mother of 3 beautiful blessings... Khiry, Erone’ and Khiron. I have been writing poetry as early as eight years old. It’s what has helped me through some of the toughest times in my life. Writing is and has always been a way of escape for me. It’s the place where God and I have some of our most intimate conversations and I’m grateful for the gift that He has given me in writing.