The title Nobody Thinks About Me But I Must Think About Them was revealed to my daughter L'amour by God. L'amour said to me "mama have you seen that there are selfish people. They always say think about me but they don't want to think about us. They don't think about my papa, my mama and me. When they have problems they ask my mama to pray for them. Write this book mama, it is God Who told me". This God revealed to my daughter not because we are super spiritual but "nothing but dust and ashes". First I ignored my daughter for over a month while she repeated this title Nobody Thinks About Me But I Must Think About Them. L'amour repeated this every day until I said I would pray about it. Little did I realize that abusive people are selfish, self-centered people who wants their victims to think about them. I heard of a man who has spent most of his life in prison for murder. He said "if I see a person have money I ask him to share with me. That is when I'm craving for my things (drugs). If he refuses to share I then have no choice but kill him". This man thinks about himself and not the victim who worked hard for his money. In this collection are are poems: My Defiled Soul, My Wounded Heart Just A Little Gambling Just For Money He Got Stabbed Without A Role Model Papa In The Grave, Mama On The Wheelchair, etc.
About the Author: Doreen Clementine Mampani is a Christian author from South Africa. She is married to Katalay Mampani and God blessed them with a daughter L'amour Mampani. She writes Christian non-fiction books and poetry. She went through rejection at home, in some churches and communities, unemployment, poverty, loss of material possession, sickness and disease and miscarriages. She suffered racism in her home and communities. Born to a Colored woman whose mother was White. She was rejected by some Vendas, Coloreds, Indians and foreign nationals. She was almost raped many times in the community and some churches. She was beaten as a child, deprived of food and clothing. She had to carry water from the well while still young. More of Doreen C. Mampani's books are: Nonfiction Who Owns Your Soul?, Who Owns Your Soul? Revised Edition, Sin Tantalizers The Reigning of the Refugee, The Citizens Bow to the Refugees, Log of Poverty in the Eye, Awakening of the Impoverished Prince, Deceiving Voice of Poverty, Trapped in the Underworld, Dinning With Deception in the Shrine, Deadly Diabolical Games, Dethroning Poverty from the Golden Throne, Uprooting the Bitter Roots of Abuse Monster in Mama is not Bigger than God, Monster in Mama is not Bigger than God. Revised Edition, Venom of a Bitter Woman, and Venom of a Bitter Woman. Revised Edition. Poetry The Storeroom Gives Birth to a Story, Tribulation Escorting Triumph, Author Without a Pen, 44 Liters of Tears, The Plague in the Fatherless Home, Great Departure of Mortals, Little Oil in My Lamp, The Song, The Dance, The Table and the Dinning of Souls, Riding on the Back of a Poor Man, Silencing the Laughter of Goliath, Shacks Paving Way for Mansions, Not Yet Time, No Need to Die Early Drops of Tears in the Desert, 44 Years and 4 Months, Tears of a Domestic Worker Heart of Stone in Dire Need of Heart of Flesh, Nobody Thinks About Me But I Must Think About Them, and Last Drink, Last Meal.