What is “Phyllis, I Have Something To Say (PIHSTS)” poems all about? They say what you really desire to say but just don’t know how. Not fairy-tale poems but reality based—what’s going on in everyday life. Her poems are very inspiring as they promote positive thinking; they are also encouraging. Phyllis has a special way that she loves to pray—she calls it crying out to God, which simply means to be sincere and cry out from your heart, not just with your lips, and lastly, to reach out and touch someone, allowing someone into your world and connecting with your audience in knowing that she’s been there too. So now, let’s hear what other family members and friends have to say about “Phyllis, I Have Something To Say (PIHSTS)” poems: “Phyllis brings authenticity and passion to her works. Original and real experience. Phyllis is a force to remember.”—Nate Hutson “Hi, Phyllis. Your stage presence is very impressive; no fear, a strong sense of confi dence, the ability to keep your audience on the edge of their seats—yes, you have something to say. I enjoyed your performance. Thank you.”—Clint “I really never understood poetry until I heard her speak. It was most pleasurable and very inspiring.”—Milton Roberts “Phyllis delivers passion and power through her words.”—Margaret Kelley (aunt) “Phyllis has a voice that must be heard.”—Bob DeLain (brother) “Very passionate and confi dent about her words.”—Kecia Tidwell “A creative and outstanding talent.”—Oscar Petty Jr., musician and music educator
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