BIOGRAPHY
Michelle C. H. Wyatt is a retired teacher from Delaware, author, poet and advocate who has shared her personal experiences with maternal health and enjoys family life and writing.
Early Life and Family
Michelle C. H. Wyatt, also known as Michelle C. Henderson Wyatt, gave birth to her first child, Reverend Camille Henderson-Edwards, […]
Slash, whiplash! That sound on black skin, making all the others fall in line, slavery of a different kind.
The “Lonestar State” served slavery on a unique plate, promising greater social interaction, and opportunities for escape. Slaves could flee to Mexico, when they had nowhere else to go.
Galveston Texas offered demanding maritime […]
To the Don at the top who made our town pop. You know who I’m talking about.
You had visions of grandeur, with a sparkle in your eyes and dreams of gummy drops.
Sold our souls out with your looks and your clout, never thinking that dead bones could rise.
You treated us like nothing, like the bottom of […]
In honor of my hero, Ida B. Wells, and to all of the untold stories of people who have faced political and social lynching of any kind I would like to formally address the issue. Let’s be honest, as citizens of the United States, and I can only assume citizens of any country, we must be […]
Parents, Teachers, Districts, the lessons listed are for the book, Jada Got the Bear. Please challenge your students to read and complete one lesson per day to keep regression of skills at bay. The lessons and the downloads are free. All I ask is that you kindly please give me honest reviews of the […]
Praise baby praise for all of your days.
You were created to give God praise.
Look at your face, so tender and sweet.
God made your hands, legs, and your cute little feet.
When the praises go up, God’s blessings will come down.
We will sing God’s praises all over town.
Look at the bees and the flowers that God made.
He created […]
Today, God imposed this phrase on my heart,; “And they laughed…” I knew immediately what he was referring to. Laughter, they say is the best medicine. After all, the joy of the Lord is our strength. Laughter has the potential to cure diseases and heal the soul. Laughter is one of the ways that […]
Manifold colors, merging ever so cautiously.
Each one capturing it’s hue in its own light, maintaining a sanctity given by the creator.
Every tone manifesting God Himself.
We live in a world where too many are satisfied with the mundane.
“Be safe,” they say, “Keep it neutral,” but neutrality does not express the passion that burns within.
Nor does it spark […]
A small seed with the potential to transform into a tall oak tree.
Maintaining the tradition of strength and resilience, while soaking up all
of that sunshine and rain. Your limbs are spread so wide, that your leaves
naturally wave with each cool breeze.
This poem is for the little black girl in you.
Your wide brown eyes have witnessed the […]
An eagle takes flight, unaware of the laws of gravity holding him down, nor of the tempestuous storm controlling the atmosphere. He ascends to his own heaven, high above the storms. The idea of flying has always been in the hearts and minds of our ancestors. While they endured the violence and hardships of […]