Comfortably seated on the low walls of the houses of the rich and the famous Hands positioned in the upright position weed in one hand beer in another The curvaceous body of a young developing young lady passes by You cry out to her to give you a moment of her time She fans you off with her hands upright, school books on one hand handbag perched on the other As you fall prey to the strong aroma of your weed You reflect on the her as you remembered you sat beside her in class Your parents gave you all you needed but the way of the corner drew you away You ceased attending school and money was spent on parties and smoking weed was now the order of the day Friends with their flashy cars, designer shirts and jewels that could hypnotize any way ward youth Things came easy for them and that's the way you wanted it to be Soon enough blood stained hands wiped your sweat Your eyes red no more purity within them You killed the very friends you had and the family who cared

 Hey everyone been away for a couple of days  but I 'm back!!!    This morning I was watching Smile Jamaica on Television Jamaica (TVJ) as I always so however this morning the leader of the opposition Andrew Holness was was on and on this occasion I saw a calm and collective side to him, in his natural habitat away from the jungle of the parliamentary discussions and there was an absence of the blame game.There is rarely a day that goes by that we aren't face with the usual arguments between the two major political parties that head our country when this usual battle is missing it is viewed as a good day. The blame game has become even more present these days due to the infamous term IMF in our country now its on the lips of majority of Jamaican's.     I find it so upsetting because when the JLP first got into the IMF dealings the PNP was in strong opposition, when the JLP wanted to borrow funds from the NHT the PNP again was in strong opposition yet still they are no

        Everywhere you go someone has a solution to the problems that Jamaica is currently facing yet still we still have problems.Years of solutions on paper, plans for a better tomorrow but with each step we take the problems accompany us. Enough of the signings of new contracts, forming new million dollar deals with international companies, sitting in parliament signing new bills. Action is needed now, today, more than ever as  people continue to die by the hands of our fellow people, children drop out of school because of the inability to pay the required funds. Eighteen years under one government maybe is what gave me this voice in the first place. Seeing our people sit back and just say "a tradition man me nah switch" not only brings tears to my eyes but stirs up my blood within. Problems indeed need solutions but problems need effective and realistic solutions not mere words that will stay inked on papers but will not formalize and bring hope to the aching hearts o

He bites his lips as I sway my hips The passion bubbles up from the fountain of youth filled with enthusiasm He wants me I want him The feeling of want increases as he opens the first button of my blouse My body shivers as my mind leaves to a better place My body becomes weak  His belt buckle my wet hands try so desperately to meet Wanting to unleash the power that was so neatly covered underneath His aggression  doesnt scare me  As he massages my breasts  Sweet words he whispers as he kisses the back of my neck Perhaps I should feel a bit scared to show him my nudity But with him everything feels so safe As he speedily unwraps the condom paper Months of waiting finally caught up with him As he held me firmly and released his passion within The love made was better than one could ever imagine As he kissed my forehead to begin the final round I bit my lips so as to not make a sound He grabbed my hair as pleasure filled his body &qu