Author: TheRhymeRula π±βπΎ
Admission
For and Against
Return to the foundation
Some say the game of basketball evolved In some ways it has But the foundation revolved around the fundamentals Which were essential The game ain’t the same A new claim to fame is beyond the three-point line You’re big, go for a higher percentage! Use what is most effective for success Donβt settle for whatβs […]
Read More Return to the foundationI’m Out Here (A Boston/ Greater Boston Photo Mix)
What’s good everyone, I haven’t done a photo mix in a while, so here is the latest collection I’ve taken in the last month. I hope you enjoy checking them out. Leave a like and hit the follow button so you can stay up to date with my future posts. As always, peace and keep […]
Read More I’m Out Here (A Boston/ Greater Boston Photo Mix)requirements
In the K(now)
Read the bold for the hidden message It’s K(NOW) or neverThere will always be upsides and downsides to L(IF)E To prosper is to first suffer Never minimize the process, Enjoy the success when (You) have earned itIt is easier said than done But you gotta stay (Read)yOn some 8-mile shit (This) is a one-shot opportunity(You) […]
Read More In the K(now)real free-flowing words podcast : It never ends unless… The ugly truth about Micromanipulations
https://anchor.fm/therhymerula/embed/episodes/It-never-ends-unless—-The-ugly-truth-about-Micromanipulations-e1j896b Click or copy the URL to check out my latest podcast episode for Real Free-Flowing Words. If you’ve enjoyed the listen, give the podcast a following on the podcast platform you use. As always peace and keep it real.
Read More real free-flowing words podcast : It never ends unless… The ugly truth about MicromanipulationsA hell-bent Headliner: The story of Gladys Bentley (Black History 365)
Welcome readers, The Harlem Renaissance was a period in American History that was filled with exuberance and creativity. The people who created brilliant forms of art during that time did it with integrity and were very steadfast in bringing African American art to parts of America that were unfamiliar with it. However, even with all […]
Read More A hell-bent Headliner: The story of Gladys Bentley (Black History 365)