This is my first edition for the LGBT community poetry about our lifestyle and rights that we deserve. Stories about my love and my life as an openly gay black women in the USA .
“A distinctive work of art from a distinctive voice the book and was self-published, which might lead one to believe that it is mostly a keepsake for the family but that would be far from the truth Kerry Lynn Cochran writes about theLGBT community from her unique perspective and has a distinctive cultural voice that is worth noting. What I like about this book is it’s down-to-earth, will have you rediscover the beauty in people, maturity and free-flowing language. The poems move us from one image to another in a fashion that demands an expected pinnacle.”
Excerpt
Are we living in our last days? I think our lives are what we make them; we have choices easy and difficult. I noticed that everywhere we go and everything we do in life there are rules that we are supposed to abide by. I have rules in my house and everyday life that are conditional. If the rules are broken then I have a contingency plan. We have the government which has set up a body of rules and regulations, laws and legislations that we as citizens are supposed to follow to make life just a little bit easier.
Who are they kidding these rules don’t apply to rich white corporate America, but to us average Joe's who are just trying to get by, only because we don’t have the monetary resources to buy our selves out of trouble. We have scientist that want to experiment on things that should not be messed with, doing research and test on things that we should just leave alone. God did not put us here to dig and divulge ourselves in things that should not be researched.
