Martin Luther King, Jr./Guest Post

I have invited a guest post today. I met him last summer while I was downtown interviewing the homeless for my book.  Today's guest is not homeless, he is a wonderful poet and Christian that I just happen to meet while downtown one day and we started talking with each other.  He shared one of his poems with me.  I was so impressed that my husband and I went back downtown one evening to make a u-tube of this man reciting one of his poems.

Today in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. day, I invited my new friend to come onto my blog to share his thoughts on this great man.

Please meet my friend, Mr Kevin Bell, the Poet Man

(Please direct your comments to Kevin)

 I See Your Dream

This great man I speak of is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. a man of God. His greatest battles and triumph was to fight the oppressors of this world for every man, woman, boy and girl. With his vigorous approach of non vio...lence by all means necessary, was the ultimate goal. Through his famous speech that rings in the heart and mind of the many people that he touched around the world. "I Have A Dream" what this tells and what this means is a sign of a revelation from God through Dr. King.

 Because of unjust laws and the act of violence against fellow life , an unjust man took the life of such a great man. On his mission he never meant any harm to anyone on the face of the earth. His aim, his goal and mission in life was to do the work and the will of Almighty God. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. knew the Christ within himself and that was enough to elevate him in becoming a great man in the eyes of God.

 To such a man the color of a person's skin did not matter the condition of the mind is what was important to him. Quote "I Have A Dream" have brought people together from all walks. A sympathetic heart has not color; in it is a sign to say I care. All humans have feelings and they can show compassion for one another; this is common and a natural thing for all human beings to embrace. It is when we teach against the morals and principalities of life we are bitter, we hate, and we have no love for one another.

A man on a mission through his life to bring to the reality of the condition that the masses of the people are confused about the true glory of God. We are all entitled to live but to deny the least human being the opportunity to evolve to their fullest potential as a servant to God and a service to humanity to help the human family is a shame. In honor and memory of the late great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. HAPPY BIRTHDAY I love you Dr. King quote unquote I See Your Dream.

Kevin Bell