Yes, I know the 2009 Daytime Emmy Awards Winners have been revealed.  I categorically disagree with the winner of the 2009 Daytime Emmy Best Drama Award.  Obviously, someone made a mistake; for the Young and the Restless is dramatic realism at its best.  The Y & R story threads are carefully woven with exciting twists and turns and always chock-full of lessons to learn.  My Effervesce Award visual poetry was created to eternally honor the Young and the Restless as the number one soap opera of all time.

Yes, the visual poems were delivered to President Obama and I received the same generic card that others have posted on the internet.  I am disappointed President Obama didn’t or chose not to seize the opportunity to view the visual poems; President Barack Obama Bust on Stand and Torch of Change.

Well, circumstances have delayed the visual poetry exhibition, for now.  But, I have begun the writing phase to pay the utmost tribute to my heroes; the Deacons for Defense and Justice, especially the Natchez Mississippi chapter. And, very soon I will carefully sculpt an awesome visual poem to honor those valiantly determined men of the Civil Rights Movement, the Deacons. 

Now that my hiatus is over; I finally mailed the Torch of Change and a Bust on Stand visual poems to President Barack Obama.  After all, I think it’s only fair that President Obama has an opportunity to view his unique bust on a stand and torch before they are displayed in my visual poetry exhibitions throughout America. 

Well, David Letterman did not call, but I have been asked to display an exhibition of my visual poems.  The National Poetry Month debut of Reality, Per Se; An Exhibition of Visual Poetry will jump start an exciting chain of events, all centered on my collection of visual poetry.  It appears as though visual poetry may actually help to soothe Americans during the economic crisis. 

Dear Diary, President-elect Barack Obama’s inaugural poem wasn’t on my mind.  Because, since Election Day 2008, I have focused on creating Presidential Poetic Portraits and visual poetry to honor President George W. Bush and Barack Obama.  Much to my surprise, I wrote and sculpted a visual poem, an inaugural poem; The Torch Bearer of Change. Now, I think I’ll retire my writing hand until spring; unless David Letterman requests me to showcase my visual poems on the Late Show.  David Letterman, you will decide whether or not, my creativity shines during the next four months.       

Day 31 - Dear Diary:  No, I wasn’t asked to deliver President-Elect Barack Obama’s Inauguration Poem.  And, nor did I expect to be asked, for I’m an unknown poet and I’m sure President-Elect Barack Obama has tapped someone who is popular, politically connected and can afford to attend.  If I had delivered the 2009 Inauguration Poem, it would’ve been realizing an impossible dream.  Regardless, my Presidential Poetic Portrait and Visual Poetry will always be more than appropriate to pay tribute to all United States Presidents; including President George W. Bush and President-Elect Barack Obama.       

Day 30 - Dear Dairy, I was recently verbally attacked by enraged, overreacting supporters of president-elect Barack Obama.  According to the enraged supporters, I’m obligated to describe president-elect Barack Obama as the best president, ever.  These supporters revealed unnatural, unrealistic expectations of ways to praise president-elect Obama.  They justified reasons to attack those who don’t support or disrespect president-elect Obama.  It’s time for healing in America, mainly for those not living in the real world.  I’ll accurately honor president-elect Barack Obama with my Presidential Poetic Portrait, Visual Poetry.

Day 29 - Dear diary, the 2008 presidential race has runs its course; Barack Obama is America’s President-Elect.  I will spend the next two months sculpting the unique Presidential Poetic Portraits and Visual Poetry to honor President-Elect Barack Obama and President George W. Bush.  Now that the 2008 presidential campaign has ended, I think the lyrics by the Sounds of Blackness are more than appropriate, It’s Time For Healing.

Day 28 - Dear Diary, the 2008 presidential race is nearing the home stretch.  There’s Barack Obama galloping in on Change, Rhetoric-Ready, carrying bags of confetti promises.  And, John McCain determinedly sauntering in on Country-First, Guarantee; balanced with years of experience.  Well, so goes the 2008 presidential race, the most expensive and yet, the most aggressive battle for Commander-In-Chief, ever.  Still, I’m prepared to honor John McCain or Barack Obama with the unique Presidential Poetic Portrait and Visual Poetry.  

Day 27 - Dear Diary, I have not missed a beat in creating the Presidential Poetic Portrait and Visual Poetry to honor John McCain or Barack Obama.  The 2008 presidential campaign has Americans questioning if John McCain or Barack Obama would be the best candidate to steer the United States through these uncertain economic times.  I think the 2008 presidential race predictions would’ve been simple if the candidates had treated one another with respect and brotherly love.  I am moved by Patti LaBelle lyrics in Wouldn’t It Be Beautiful.  America would be better off if we consistently display love and acceptance of one another. 

Day 26 - Dear Dairy, it’s just 21 days until the USA election 2008 and I’m feeling energized as I continue to weave Presidential Poetic Portraits and Visual Poetry.  I’m writing about John McCain, Barack Obama and President George W. Bush.  President Bush has been America’s Commander-In-Chief for eight years; doesn’t he deserve to be honored for years of service.  As a result, I’m dedicated to maintaining my tradition of honoring America’s incoming and outgoing Presidents.  Traditions are important to uphold; so, I’m waiting at the presidential race finish line, to honor John McCain or Barack Obama along with President Bush.         

Day 25 - Dear diary, my goal to honor John McCain or Barack Obama is on task.  I’m continuing to interweave and precisely sculpt the Presidential Poetic Portraits and Visual Poetry.  The 2008 presidential campaign has many emulating my visual poetry; I’ll take this as a compliment, since imitation is supposedly the highest form of flattery.  It’s a good thing, because the public is now more aware of visual poetry; all courtesy of the 2008 presidential candidates.  Regardless, I remain true to the original form of visual poetry; the same as George Herbert in 1633. 

Day 24 - Dear diary, I am blocking the negative vibes of others, because defeat is and never will be an option.   No, I’m not known by many and I do not have “A Name That You Know”.  Instead, I’m an unknown writer committed to paying tribute to our next President, whether John McCain or Barack Obama.  I’m an unknown writer who will honor President George W. Bush as he completes his second term.  The African prince, Ibrahima and other souls tapped into their resilient determination to endure the abomination of slavery.  The pessimism hurled my way does not compare to slavery; just the same, I’ll firmly stand against it.    

Day 23 - Dear diary, it appears individuals have decided that my visual poetry is not genuine art.  Many praise the 1633 Easter Wings and The Altar visual poetry by George Herbert.  But then, they readily scrutinize and devalue my visual poetry.  I wonder how can anyone praise the talent of one and quickly disregard that of another.  Even so, I’ve been blessed with creative ability and come January 2009, my visual poetry will honor John McCain or Barack Obama.  Bob Marley’s song Who the Cap Fit puts it all into perspective.  For, it seems as though many hypocrites and parasites do exist; but who God bless, no one curse.  

Day 22 - Dear diary, I survived Hurricane Ike; but as extreme winds swirled about, it reminded me of Dorothy’s house tossed around in The Wizard of Oz.  When one experiences Hurricane winds, it certainly brings about a new outlook on life.  Consequently, it is essential that I honor John McCain or Barack Obama with the most outstanding Presidential Poetic Portrait and Visual Poetry.  For, the 2008 election is unique and I am prepared to fulfill my destiny to assure that the next United States President is suitably acknowledged.       

Day 21 - Dear diary, wouldn’t you know it, as Hurricane Ike Turner churns ever so close, my creative juices are flowing nonstop.  But, no matter how much I would like to capture every thought; Hurricane Ike Turner is forcefully demanding my undivided attention.  As God is my witness, neither snow nor heat nor a threatening Hurricane Ike Turner will prevent the debut of the presidential poetic portrait.  Regardless of storm surges, tornados or severe winds I am determined to honor the next United States President; be it John McCain or Barack Obama.

Day 20 - Dear diary, the Presidential Poetic Portrait has sparked so much frenzy.  Many question how I can honor an unpopular republican President.  And, some believe only a well known poet should create a presidential poem.  For, only time-honored poets have delivered U. S. Presidential inaugural poems.  My poetry isn’t well known as Maya Angelou’s or Edgar Allan Poe’s.  My art isn’t famous as George Herbert’s or Michelangelo’s.  But, my talent is as bona fide as notable poets and artists.  So, neither critics nor naysayer will halt the Presidential Poetic Portrait and Visual Poetry in honoring John McCain or Barack Obama.

Day 19 - Dear diary, I’m continuing to attentively research John McCain and Barack Obama to create the Presidential Poetic Portrait.  Yet, at the same time I am weaving together the finishing touches for the last Presidential Poetic Portrait and visual poetry to honor President George W. Bush as he completes his second term.  The 2008 election year has enormously challenged my creative cleverness.  But, in the end, polished Presidential Poetic Portraits and visual poetry will uphold my unique tradition of honoring Presidents of the United States.