Demetrius Williams

Hello visitors of my profile, I’m an open book, so you can ask me anything and I will answer to the best of my ability. I am a calm, cool and collected soul. I love my peace, relax, chill and tea. People say they like that I have positive energy and I’m super smooth. I like meditating because it relieves stress, I have a prayer rug I use to pray most of the time, but I don’t need a prayer rug to pray, just breathing in the positive and exhaling the negative. Another hobby I do is workout, dividing my workout days by upper body, lower body and playing basketball for endurance. Day to day I make sure to stay caught up on US/world news I’m subscribed to, make sure to take care of my hygiene, watch movie/movies and play game. The reason that I joined Wire of Hope’s prison pen pal program is because I wanted a pen pal, I enjoy writing letters and receiving and reading them, for friendship and last but definitely not least loneliness. I like to make people laugh because life’s too short not to be happy, I am goofy. I stay smiling, I live by think and be positive and I also believe it’s not all about looks, but personality, the heart. Also, if you made it this far of my introduction, I want to personally write thank you for taking time out your life to read my introduction. I am blessed to have family, friends and love ones on my side so I expect nothing. Visitors I can promise you if you reply to me that you will not regret it. Grace and peace be upon my visitors. I like sports, my favorite food is pizza, my favorite color is sky blue. If you want to know more about me you can send me mail.

Dreams and nightmares like Meek Mill said, I’m just writing about how I feel, letting the spirit move through me like a water flow. I’ve been pondering what I was going to write for a couple of days now and dream and nightmares been on my mind lately and I felt it was time to just do it like the Nike slogan, I’m not a poet or essay writer, but I’m a freelancer. Living the American nightmare is the reality, living in a cage with another man is inhumanity. Only the strong will survive is not only a saying, but an action. In the county jail I had a dream that I was a free man like Martin Luther King, but instead waking up to an intercom screaming its time for standing count as the correctional officers check on our welfare, I’m lost in the sauce like Patrick from Sponge Bob square pants mentally, like I’m living under a rock seriously. How I made it this far I can only thank God! I wake up every morning trying to figure out is this real? Keeping my mind occupied so I can stay sane, out of control is the monster the main stream media put on the word inmate which is a threat to society, but knowing the truth and being set free mentally is the goal of self control, John chapter eight, verse thirty two. Keep it pushing like the struggle, it’s a light at the end of the tunnel that’s my objective, getting released from outside these fences is a dream I want to come true!! I’m taking this time to better myself, meditate, workout, read and etc……. Time is all we truly have so relish it. Surrounded by the walking dead which is institutionalized individuals, I keep my head straight like a road, you must stay focused so you don’t fold. I smile so it can keep me from crying, life to short not to be happy. You have to play the hand you’re dealt with and think and be positive and it’s going to happen. Reflecting when I was a free man outside these fences not caring about the people in the jails and prisons because it’s not me, but now in the same position as these captives according to amendment 13, I feel the pain, the sorrow, the loneliness, sadness, madness and etc…… I also feel for the victims, the condolence, regret, hatred, rage and especially for the single mothers because my mother was that single mother with two sons and a miscarriage. I hope and pray God take away my pride, so I can stride towards God will. Dreams and nightmares are part of life, you have your good and bad times, but life is not fair and life is what you make it.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2020
• Sentence Received: 40 to 45 years
• Earliest Release: 2060

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