Wednesday, July 29, 2020
Down By The Hudson
Tuesday, July 28, 2020
Back Down By The Hudson
Friday, July 3, 2020
Hello Washington: A Letter to the Government
Hello Washington,
How are you?
Me, I'm blessed. However, I am concerned about the amount of taxes we working people are paying.
I do not mind paying taxes for our policemen, schoolteachers, EMT workers, firemen, the military,
and other necessities our tax dallars pay for. But, I do mind paying taxes on entities that do not
benefit us.
Each year, you take and take more money from us. How long can we last if you keep taking? You
have enough money to give each citizen, at least fifty thousand dollars or more a piece. Recently,
you gave most of us some stimulus money during COVID-19, which I really appreciate. However,
you could have given us more money, due to a lot of small businesses are still hurting. Small
businesses can definitely use a bail out, like you did with big corporations. There are also people,
who haven't receievd a dime, since they were laid off, due to the Pandemic.
Don't get me wrong, I am proud to be an American! Especially, since my African Ancestors help
built this Country with their sweat and blood to help make America what it is today. I am proud to
be a working citizen of my Country. I know we live better than most countries on this planet! But, it
seems like you're making it harder for us working people to survive.
Whenever we receive a pay raise, it's eaten up by the high cost of inflation. Some of us have to work
two or more job, just to stay above water. No one should have to work two or more jobs, unless they
want to.
The high taxes we pay, do not affect the poor because we support them. It also do not affect the rich
because they get the most tax breaks. Remember, the rich can not run this Country alone. There are
more poor people in this Country, than they are rich. Without us working people, this Country can
not or shall not survive! We are the Production, the thriving force that Keeps America going.
I am a laborer and I work hard! I've been working and paying taxes, since I was fifteen years old. I
thank God Almighty that I have a job. All we're asking for is a tax break, so we can live the
American dream, just a little bit more comfortably.
Thank you so much for your time and attention.
Sincerely,
Clark Clyburn
Written by,
Clark Clyburn
How are you?
Me, I'm blessed. However, I am concerned about the amount of taxes we working people are paying.
I do not mind paying taxes for our policemen, schoolteachers, EMT workers, firemen, the military,
and other necessities our tax dallars pay for. But, I do mind paying taxes on entities that do not
benefit us.
Each year, you take and take more money from us. How long can we last if you keep taking? You
have enough money to give each citizen, at least fifty thousand dollars or more a piece. Recently,
you gave most of us some stimulus money during COVID-19, which I really appreciate. However,
you could have given us more money, due to a lot of small businesses are still hurting. Small
businesses can definitely use a bail out, like you did with big corporations. There are also people,
who haven't receievd a dime, since they were laid off, due to the Pandemic.
Don't get me wrong, I am proud to be an American! Especially, since my African Ancestors help
built this Country with their sweat and blood to help make America what it is today. I am proud to
be a working citizen of my Country. I know we live better than most countries on this planet! But, it
seems like you're making it harder for us working people to survive.
Whenever we receive a pay raise, it's eaten up by the high cost of inflation. Some of us have to work
two or more job, just to stay above water. No one should have to work two or more jobs, unless they
want to.
The high taxes we pay, do not affect the poor because we support them. It also do not affect the rich
because they get the most tax breaks. Remember, the rich can not run this Country alone. There are
more poor people in this Country, than they are rich. Without us working people, this Country can
not or shall not survive! We are the Production, the thriving force that Keeps America going.
I am a laborer and I work hard! I've been working and paying taxes, since I was fifteen years old. I
thank God Almighty that I have a job. All we're asking for is a tax break, so we can live the
American dream, just a little bit more comfortably.
Thank you so much for your time and attention.
Sincerely,
Clark Clyburn
Written by,
Clark Clyburn
The Divine Footsteps
One early morning, I was on my way home from walking my mother to work. It was still sort of
nervous. The footsteps started to get loud. I was afraid to turn around and the footsteps were louder,
as if someone was going to attack me! I tried to walk faster, but the footsteps were right on my heels!
I started to scream, but, just before I could. A stray dog ran passed me. I turned around and no one
was there. I was relieved and said, 'thank God!!' At that moment, the Spirit of God spoke to me and
Written by,
Clark Clyburn
dark out. I walked down a quite little street and heard footsteps behind me. I started to get a little
nervous. The footsteps started to get loud. I was afraid to turn around and the footsteps were louder,
as if someone was going to attack me! I tried to walk faster, but the footsteps were right on my heels!
I started to scream, but, just before I could. A stray dog ran passed me. I turned around and no one
was there. I was relieved and said, 'thank God!!' At that moment, the Spirit of God spoke to me and
said, 'why were you afraid? Haven't I been with you all this time? The footsteps you heard
behind you were mine, not the stray dog's. You do not ever have to be afraid because you are
never alone. My Angels are camped around you twenty-four hours a day.' From that day on, I
was never afraid of anything.
Written by,
Clark Clyburn
Can You Feel Me?
Take a deep breath
Relax your mind
Close your eyes
Now, imagine I'm right by your side where there's no one around, but me and you
Can you feel me?
Imagine me touching your soft and warm hands, as we slow dance to the smooth voice of the late Teddy Pendergrass singing the song, "Turn Off the Lights"
Picture our eyes connecting with one another
Hear these three words, as I soflty say, 'I Love You'
Can you feel me?
Imagine my kiss
Hitting the spots where a man seems to miss
Imagine your hand touching my hard and loaded gun
As you gently play around with it, until you're done
Feel my face
As my hand gently slides down to touch your slippery place
Can you feel me?
See yourself laying somewhere soft and comfortable with my body covering you to protect you from the frigid mist in the air
As I treat your body with tender lovin' care
Feel the passion that has taken over us, as you call out my name!
Let yourself go
While the juices from your garden flow
Hear my gun go off, 'boom!!'
As the wetness from your place, pulls the trigger
Can you feel me?
Can you feel me?
Can you really feel me?
Written by,
Clark Clyburn
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