Gladys W. Muturi

i wish u were mine

Honestly, if I had a chance with you My chances are life Put you in my life Be your life We knew each other Laughing at our silly memories

Gladys W. Muturi

Published about a month ago in Poets

D*ckpressed pt. II

Words cannot express how much I want you so bad At times I feel so sad Loneliness makes me so mad Why is that? Because You got me so dickpressed

Gladys W. Muturi

Published about a month ago in Poets

Stranger

I don't know you no more Maybe you should have answered your phone I think you are better off alone I don't know who you are anymore

Gladys W. Muturi

Published about a month ago in Poets

Movie Critique: B.A.P.S

Livin' large and Takin' charge! This '97 African American comedic film has been the ultimate cult classic. The movie opens at Johnson Soul Food Restaurant in daylight. Inside the restaurant, the food on the grill looks hot and greasy. Nisi (played by Halle Berry) dressed in her waitress uniform, blonde hair or blonde wig, long nails, and gold tooth give Nate, a customer, (played by Rudy Ray Moore aka Dolemite) but the toast is burnt. She takes his food back into the kitchen and scarps the burnt off toast. Nisi's best friend Mickey (played by Natalie Desselle) approaches and says, "Girl, don't pay him no mind he thinks he's Dolemite" referring to his film character name. After Nisi serves Nate his food, she hears an announcer on the radio that MTV and rapper Heavy D (played by himself) are looking for and giving away $10,000 cash prizes until Mr. Johnson (played by Bernie Mac) sees Nisi daydreaming and docks Nisi's pay. We meet Nisi and Mickey's boyfriends Ali and James (played by Pierre Edwards and A.J. Johnson) one dressed in the 1970s get-up pimp attire with 70s perm hairdo and the other dressed in a thrifty dollar store pimp. On their way to the auditions, Nisi and Mickey were dressed in over the top outrageous outfits and outrageous wigs, their wigs were blocking the screen on the plane, they met another rapper LL Cool J (played by himself) their first celebrity encounter. At the audition, there was a long line of aspiring female dancers auditioning to be in the music video. Just when they were about to head next to the audition room Nisi shows off her dazzling hilarious audition dance moves.

Gladys W. Muturi

Published about a month ago in Geeks

I Watched Netflix's Jingle Jangle

A magical musical film that is filled with wishes, wonder, and magic. This musical film opens with a grandmother (played by Phylicia Rashad) reads her two grandchildren a bedtime story called The Inventions of Jeronicus Jangle. Inside the book, it is filled with robotic puppetry telling the story while the grandmother narrates the story. The story begins at a shop called Jangles and Things, owned by the young inventor Jeronicus Jangle (played by Justin Cornwell). The song opens "This Day"(not the Usher and Kiana Lede version), a beautiful opening song with his wife Joanne Jangle (played by Sharon Rose) singing along and his daughter Jessica Jangle (played by Diaana Babnicova) and the whole townspeople of Cobbleton dancing with incredible hip hop moves.

Gladys W. Muturi

Published 2 months ago in Geeks

Her Name is Maya

She made her way with her intelligence, boldness, and grace This woman is special She has a name And her name is Maya Born as the name, Marguerite Annie Johnson

Gladys W. Muturi

Published 2 months ago in Poets

D*ckpressed

Man, I want it so bad I need you so bad This attention got me so mad It makes so sad It hurts me so bad My heart is beating so fast

Gladys W. Muturi

Published 2 months ago in Poets

One Drink...

I promised myself I swore to myself I would never do it again But the empty glass kept calling me The drink keeps pouring

Gladys W. Muturi

Published 3 months ago in Poets