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Who Is Your Creator


 

who stripped the Willows of their Bark to make your thick skin?

 

who blended the River Water and the Soil to make your  peculiar complexion?

 

who plucked the Turf and dipped it in Charcoal to make your opulent hair?

 

who carved the Plum and shaved it’s Skin to make your

succulent lips?

 

who scooped the Mire and sculpted it to make your curvaceous body?

 

who sipped the Ocean Water and gushed it’s Streams within you?

 

who huffed in the Winds and blew them deep into your lungs?

 

who instructed the Simian to teach you how to walk?

 

who commanded the Fowl to teach you how to talk?

 

who gave you life?

who taught you right?

who made the night?

who made the light?

 

I found you

I found me

 

I found you

Please find me

 
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chenriquez

I am an active member in my school’s Choir, Black and Spanish History Month committee and Social Justice Club. In my free time, I enjoy participating in charity events with different non-profit organizations and am currently in the process of creating a charity for the homeless. This past summer I traveled to Ghana, Africa to do community service in small villages in the city of Ho. Although I have been working in a law firm for the past 3 years, I am passionate about studying speech pathology and pursuing it as a career as well as doing non-profit charity work.

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