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The hymn is a highlight on Jones’ 1998 CD, Just Churchin’. Dr. Jones’ comments on the passing of Dr. Angelou were shared today in his emotional Facebook post below. May an American treasure and truly phenomenal woman rest on peacefully.
Dr. Bobby Jones & New Life with the Nashville Super Choir - Just Churchin. Enjoy one of the rarest Bobby Jones Gospel videos in it's entirety! Just Churchin reflects a very traditional base...
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Maya Angelou. Just Like Job. My Lord, my Lord, Long have I cried out to Thee In the heat of the sun, The cool of the moon, My screams searched the heavens for Thee. My God, When my blanket was nothing but dew, Rags and bones Were all I owned, I chanted Your name Just like Job.
Maya Angelou (1928-2014) was not just a poet, of course: she was an influential civil rights campaigner in the United States, and her autobiography, I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, is a classic of the genre. But several of her poems are well-known, and she was popular as a poet during her lifetime and a couple of the poems that follow, at the ...
Speaker: A woman with multiple married lovers. Emotions Evoked: Abandonment, Empathy, Pain, Sadness. Poetic Form: Quatrain. Time Period: 20th Century. 'They Went Home' by Maya Angelou is a poem about gender inequality and its impact on women. It uses subtle figures of speech and a simple narrative to show how gender norms affect women.
May 29, 2014 · Maya Angelou didn’t call herself a Christian. The famed poet, memoirist, activist and author, who chronicled her life in several autobiographies, including I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, saw calling yourself a Christian as referring to something that was complete, rather than a work in progress.
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May 29, 2014 · Maya Angelou, in my humble opinion, was one of the greatest spiritual teachers of our time. She went beyond religion to the essence of what we were all created to be and extend into the world – Love.
