There is a new day;
A day of joy, peace and hope...
A day of love, laughter and living...
A day where life seems everlasting,
and the thought of who we are and what we have gone through
finally serves its purpose!
For every old day there is a new day.
It's just upon the horizon...
A day of a mothers love;
sunsets and beaches and sand.
The shore meets to kiss your feet,
and the laughter of children never goes unnoticed.
A day that is waiting to stretch its arms wide and caress you,
hold you and rock you gently to sleep...
For every bad day there is a good day.
A day of smiles and giggles.........
Rhymes and riddles,
and the feeling of security in an insecure world....
For every hard day there is an easy day.
A day of relaxing and lounging;
comfy clothes and slouchy socks;
popcorn, movies and a good book;
accompanied by a pot of tea.
No matter what the day, old or new,
good or bad,
hard or easy...
Think about the memories you have from the old days;
They help you to embrace the new ones!
Reflect on the struggles you faced on the bad days;
they will only make the good days seem better.
Reminisce on those easy days;
they will give you the strength to conquer the hard ones.
And remember that every day is not only the day the lord has made,
but it is also a day you were not promised!
Keep it all in perspective
Live Love Laugh
God Bless You!
About Me
- The Media Maverick
- Washington, DC, United States
- Democratic in thinking and conservative in principles, Marissa Calhoun is 22, and works as a News assistant at Cable News Network (CNN) based in their Washington, DC bureau. In 2010, Marissa graduated with honors from Bucknell University where she double majored in English, Film & Media Studies and Women and Gender Studies. Marissa has had numerous internship experiences in the media and television industries. Her passion and the pursuit of her heart is journalism. While in college Marissa interned with The Public Broadcasting Network, Voice of America, MTV Network's and The Discovery Channel. She is currently writing a testimonial piece entitled "Letters To A Sister On Loving" which will highlight the unsettling experience of abuse during one's childhood, Black female identity and coming of age. In 2011 Marissa will serve as a Reporter for the Women in Media Foundations Congressional Conference in which the World's top female journalist come together to give account of their experiences and hardships in the field of communications.
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