Nikki Giovanni

I'm leaving. I'll see you later. Bye.

I'm leaving. I'll see you later. Bye.

Well, I'm a baby sister, so I'm number two. I get it.

Well, I'm a baby sister, so I'm number two. I get it.

Well, I'm a baby sister, so I'm number two. I get it.

Yes, I wanted to know why Mars was red. And my obsession was that there was a war on Mars and that they had developed atomic energy so that Mars burned itself up. And as I lay in bed for most of my life, actually, to look out the window, I have seen Mars, which is why I talk about it a lot.

Yes, I wanted to know why Mars was red. And my obsession was that there was a war on Mars and that they had developed atomic energy so that Mars burned itself up. And as I lay in bed for most of my life, actually, to look out the window, I have seen Mars, which is why I talk about it a lot.

Yes, I wanted to know why Mars was red. And my obsession was that there was a war on Mars and that they had developed atomic energy so that Mars burned itself up. And as I lay in bed for most of my life, actually, to look out the window, I have seen Mars, which is why I talk about it a lot.

And I would like to go to Mars because I think that as a black woman, my sisters and I could build a community.

And I would like to go to Mars because I think that as a black woman, my sisters and I could build a community.

And I would like to go to Mars because I think that as a black woman, my sisters and I could build a community.

I'm a baby sister. I shared a bedroom with my big sister. She wanted the bed by the walls. I don't know why, but that gave me the bed by the window. And so I would look out the window and watch the stars. And the stars haven't changed. So you have to ask yourself, what are they telling us? What am I learning?

I'm a baby sister. I shared a bedroom with my big sister. She wanted the bed by the walls. I don't know why, but that gave me the bed by the window. And so I would look out the window and watch the stars. And the stars haven't changed. So you have to ask yourself, what are they telling us? What am I learning?

I'm a baby sister. I shared a bedroom with my big sister. She wanted the bed by the walls. I don't know why, but that gave me the bed by the window. And so I would look out the window and watch the stars. And the stars haven't changed. So you have to ask yourself, what are they telling us? What am I learning?

Well, my parents had what I would call, in nice words, troubled marriage. And what space let me know is that this could not be the end. And thank God I did have a grandmother. And I went ultimately to live with my grandmother. But when you start to look at the stars and then you think about the other lifeforms, And you think, well, there is something else that I can't quit now.

Well, my parents had what I would call, in nice words, troubled marriage. And what space let me know is that this could not be the end. And thank God I did have a grandmother. And I went ultimately to live with my grandmother. But when you start to look at the stars and then you think about the other lifeforms, And you think, well, there is something else that I can't quit now.

Well, my parents had what I would call, in nice words, troubled marriage. And what space let me know is that this could not be the end. And thank God I did have a grandmother. And I went ultimately to live with my grandmother. But when you start to look at the stars and then you think about the other lifeforms, And you think, well, there is something else that I can't quit now.

There is something else.

There is something else.

There is something else.