The poems are friendly and to the point. The people in the poems have been perceived with a special effort of things that I sense of their character and mind. This is by the divine order of God. I have detected, discerned, observed, noticed, and have seen many things about each person. The poems are a way to comment and to bring a joyous response in return. You will see poems for birthday celebrations, graduations, appreciations, weddings, home-goings, get well, encouragement, and recognitions. Each poem is somewhat different. Each one has its own personal whelm.
The poems will bring how the innermost part of the celebrated has been exposed to be gratified as in knowing, "someone is in observance of you." Not for bad, but for good measure. There are so many people that have gifts or talents that they don't realize they have. Sometimes they are doing good things that no one else would take the time to do. These things go unnoticed. Sometimes it takes others to stir up the gift to bring them to view, then they recognize that they are doing more than they thought they could do.
Dorothell Helena White-Muldrow, born in Brooklyn, NY to the parents of James and Helen Dorothell White. As a young child, she and her brother moved south to live with their grandparents. She is married to Reuben Muldrow and to that union there are four children: Lisa, Marquis, Ingell, and Anthony. They have a rich legacy of 11 grandchildren. Dorothell's hobbies include sewing and flower gardening. In her spare time, she like visiting garden nurseries, Bible bookstores, and antique shops. These things brighten her day. God endowed Dorothell with something extraordinary. Her personal ministry inspires, encourages, heals, and brings joy. She shares that gift with words through songwriting, poetry, a little baking, and foliage giving. Dot, as she is affectionately called by close friends and family, watched her writings emerge on the scene in the early 2000's. She's been writing about 17 years. Her first writing was revealed through a dream about her pastor's wife who taught her the lyrics of a song with title and music to, "That's Love, God's Love." Out of the dream came five stanzas she vividly heard, saw, and committed to memory only by God's divine help. Through this song, the message was impactful for others. The song in the dream was like a nursery rhyme where God beckoned her to come, sit, and hear Him as a child, which was the beginning of a beautiful gift of writing songs and poetry.
