Life Is Beautiful: La Vita Es Hermosa
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Life IS Beautiful: La Vita E Bella, the author's debut collection of poems, contains nearly 200 poetic perspectives on spirituality, life, love and oppression. Life IS Beautiful: La Vita Es Hermosa has more than 80 poems-about 55 of which were written by Mylia and includes original imaging by Sun Child Wind Spirit.
Mylia Tiye Mal Jaza
Hassen Dichari of Dallas, Texas, first created Carsi: The Refugee Planet from his imagination when he was a 14-year-old anorexic in his second semester of 8th Grade back the first quarter of 2004. The book’s concept then began to materialize and become a part of his life and his healing. “During the remainder of high school (2004-2008), the Gatekeepers, Fisheon, Humans, Glushers, and Gulpers became a part of my life,” Hassen recounts. “I have written about three rough drafts of ‘The Refugee Planet’ before finally completing the final copy in August 2011, when I was a healthy 21-year-old. Hassen completed Carsi: The Refugee Planet after taking a two-year break from the book from 2008-2010 because he didn’t want “to dream his life away,” and he wanted to get some sort of accomplishment under his belt. Carsi: The Refugee Planet is the first of the Carsian Trilogy by Hassen Dichari. There are five races of creatures that live in Galaxy Dichri called the Gatekeepers, Glushers, Fisheon, Humans and Gulpers. The Gatekeepers speak Felish, Fisheon speak Fishi, Gulpers speak Gulpish, Glushers speak Glushi, and the Humans speak Human. According to Earth’s terms, Felish is similar to Spanish, Fishi to Arabic, Gulpish to Chinese, Glushi to Russian, and Human to Swahili. The books will be based off of many accomplishments, organizations and beliefs that exist on planet Earth today and over the past 2,000 years. Most of the books in the trilogy will be based on five concepts: Christianity, with the Gatish race (called Gatekeepers) being the savior of the creatures of Galaxy Dichri, accomplishments of England and Spain, different races like the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy, Ufo’s being demons from hell flying around in vehicles of deception and not extraterrestrial’s, and my personal battle with an eating disorder from 2003-2005.
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Life Is Beautiful - Mylia Tiye Mal Jaza
Contents
Dedication
Introduction
No More Talk
Me, The Poet
La Vita Es Hermosa
Life Is Beautiful
Spotlight
Resistance
Drenched
Robbed
Scheme of Things
T-O-N
Solemn Notice
Mood Of Love
Special Requests
Xylophone Synthesis
Musings
The N Word
Direct Line of Descent
We Worship The Almighty
Across The Way
Jesus, God and Satan
Jesus Saves
To My Lord
Feather
A Review
Make Me Happy
Little Brown Boots and
a Raggedy Coat
Old fashioned hymns
Focus
Distant Lover
Aimer le Discours
Love Talk
Fully Devoted
Truth
With Each Passing Day
Musings
Oaks and We
Encamped
This Tiresome Road
Recevoir c’Est Bon
Getting It Is Good
Amarantos
A Shoulder To Cry On
The Crying Game
Dam Eyes
There’s No Way
After Midnight
For A Lifetime
Too Much To Handle
Missing You
The Choice Is Yours
A Plea In Jasper
Beyond the Day
Horrible Moment
Two Days of a Silent Sky
Pacing
Birthday Note
Birthday
On This Day
For You On Your Day
On My Day
To Richette: On Your First Mother’s Day
To Tonia: On Your First Mother’s V Day V
Zapping Trappings
Usually, Sometimes, Seldom, Never
Handling Heat
I Sing a Song of Sadness
The Sweet Heart
Counts Kept
Proving What’s Portrayed
Untold Love
You Can’t Mess With
Me and My Man
WHY
What I Want in Life
Get Me
Husband
Loving Love
Musings
My Bunkie
Reflection In The Mirror
For You to Find Out and Me to Know
To All My St. Dominic Workers
ii
My Belief and Faith
Extra
Ice Cream
Keeping It
Quick
Now And Then
Very Much So
Family Reunion Occasion
United Untied
Las Preguntas
Questions
To Love
Eulogy Upon My Death
Book & Artists
Dedication
I dedicate the earnest commitment of this collection to Jah (God) and my wonderful earthly family, ancestors, friends, associates and posterity.
Introduction
by Anthony Joslin
passion stricken. Passion struck.. The pas- sion-stricken poetry of Mylia Tiye Mal Jaza encapsulates much of the human I experience, especially Love, and radiates a refinement consistently seen in this follow publi- cation and the writer’s debut-Life IS Beautiful: La Vita E Bella. Life IS Beautiful: La Vita Es Hermosa is the inclusive extension of the author’s inaugural work. It not only includes other recent poems written by Mylia, it also includes works of a few aspiring Deep South and Southwest poets.
Utilizing traditional elements of poetry while breaking some rules, Mylia Jaza is the new voice for black artists. Tempered with history and commitment, and steeped with the freedom of the 21st Century, her forthrightness says this is me and I love every aspect of life-from pain to prosperity. I don’t claim to be a leading literary critic, as film and music are my pre- mier indulgences and the life of the critic is not one I desire. However, I am a Black artist who knows that most Black artists, especially those in America, are asking for something. They are asking for their performance, music and poetry to be accepted by White America. They’re not saying this is America and things are how they are how they have been. People are people.
These poems say MJ’s self-validation seems to be her only requirement, while protection plays for and against her.
On the female perspective, this rare writer does not play the victim despite the ailments of life she has endured. Mylia acknowledges being done wrong, doing others wrong, and experienc- ing and doing right. And regardless of the poem’s subject, each poem is full of passion and imagery, with some offering sentimentality, insight or motivation. By all rights, Life IS Beautiful: La Vita Es Hermosa is a fearless sec- ond project that seeks to help others with every essence of its existence. From the messages of MJs poem to the fact she helped others by pub- lishing their works with hers, we know the heart weve been shown is as big as it reads. The poems in here by Mylia and all the other poets are impressive at worse and worthy of serious promotion at best. Take this tip: Keep your eyes on your copy, and help people order their own.
No More Talk
No more talk
That’s about the Holocaust
Unless we walk to break the stalk
On which such hatred finds no exhaust
Its hot air rising through the hypocaust
To exalt unvoiced jealous assaults
No more talk about