Dear My Future Self
Dear, my future self.....
I will no longer let fear of my oppressors taunt me.
I will no longer live in poverty.
I will no longer lack knowledge.
I will no longer let my tyrants determine my destiny.
I will no longer let my enemies detect my smarts, footsteps or success.
I will no longer be indecisive nor dumbfounded.
I will no longer settle for less.
I will no longer cleave to useless people.
I will no longer procrastinate.
I will no longer hold back the tongue of knowledge and truth.
I will no longer care about the stereotypes society uses to identify me.
I will no longer let anxiety, fear, and lack of education defeat me.
I will no longer let my past restrain me from succeeding in life.
I will.....
I will suppress all my oppressors.
I will become an excellent educator.
I will become an excellent African American nurse.
I will pursue all my dreams and conquer all my obstacles.
I will proceed with diligence.
I will graduate from college at the top of my class.
I will take my hardships by the horns and rejoice at the defeat.
I will perform and birth out great things in life.
I will know my self-worth.
I will sit on a throne of my future royal family.
I will choose to be an unprecedented, educated African American woman.
I will choose to be great and magnificent.
I will choose to be me.
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