The Color of My Aunt's Coffee - Deshay, Tia
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Growing up, I remember my Aunt Mona drinking coffee. It wasn't anything spectacular about her drinking coffee. What was magical to me as a child was that her coffee matched her skin tone perfectly. Whenever I saw her drinking coffee I would think, "Aunt Mona is drinking herself." The Color of My Aunt's Coffee. Sugar vs. Cream is a collection of poetry that matches my skin tone perfectly. I invite you to find your nearest cafe or melt into your favorite chair and enjoy a cup of me. You will enjoy the way I taste.

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Growing up, I remember my Aunt Mona drinking coffee. It wasn't anything spectacular about her drinking coffee. What was magical to me as a child was that her coffee matched her skin tone perfectly. Whenever I saw her drinking coffee I would think, "Aunt Mona is drinking herself." The Color of My Aunt's Coffee. Sugar vs. Cream is a collection of poetry that matches my skin tone perfectly. I invite you to find your nearest cafe or melt into your favorite chair and enjoy a cup of me. You will enjoy the way I taste.
Autorenporträt
Tia DeShay is a Reverend, Teacher, Intuitive, Author, and Creator from Detroit, Michigan. She is the author of six books, If I Only Had Five Minutes, R.S.V.P., The Color of My Aunt's Coffee. The Pew. The Pulpit. The Altar, Holy Smoke and Wade in the Water. She is featured in Voyage Michigan Magazine, an online platform that fosters collaboration and support for small businesses, independent artists and entrepreneurs, local institutions and those that make our city (Detroit) interesting. Read the interview here: https://voyagemichigan.com/interview/life-work-with-deandra-averhart-of-detroit-michigan/. Visit https://www.tiadeshay.com or download the Mirrored Moments App on iOS & Android for additional metaphysical and spiritual tools and resources to change, challenge, and heal generations.