About The Author

Zakiya Halima Oshun Williams is a gifted and creative lady. Her name, "Zakiya," means intelligent one. "Halima" represents a divine gentleness. "Oshun" means, in native tongue, daughter of God. Zakiya is a native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, currently residing in Atlanta, Georgia. Zakiya has appeared in plays such as Fred Hammond's "Been There, Done That," "Lord, Why Do I Keep Choosing The Wrong Man?" and movies such as "Chocolate City." During the time she spends on the road traveling and acting, she writes about various situations she has experienced and the people closest to her. She has a very strong message of motivation, self-worth and hope that the world must hear!

In addition to her poetry, she also writes gospel stage plays. "If You Don't Want Him, I'll Take Him" and "Jazzy Belle" are two of her creations. Don't miss the opportunity to share in her energy, zest and her diverse abilities.

Zakiya's creative abilities are wrapped in a delightful package of exquisite beauty carefully outlined by intelligence, illuminated by insight and governed by a large dose of humility.

"The vibrations of her being tantalize the mind, validate the spirit, and warm the soul."

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