THE BLACK WOMAN

About the Book

Old Anna is an old dark brown lady sitting on her poach in a rocking chair. There’s a tree in front of the house. A big tree that shades the poach at all times. She has on an apron, its green her dress is brown, her hair is gray, and she’s smiling, talking to three or four children. The blue sky above. The other colors don’t matter. The children different shades of brown.

About the Author

What I want the reader to know about me. I’m a Katrina evacuee. God saved me from that terrible storm, and He sent me here to San Antonio TX and I’ve made it my home. I will never forget the horrifying, that frightful fear some day. Watching the water getting higher and higher. The horrendous ghastly screams of people calling out for help. The women with small children, clutching them all to her, trying not to lose one. The old and the sick crying out for help. The sound of the helicopters as they few over head taking people off roof tops. The dogs and cat swimming around looking for a dry spot to rest, but there was none. I’m grateful and thankful that God saved me and for all the others that was saved.