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All by Myself Poetry

All by Myself Poetry is where it all began. The journey is just beginning.

All By Myself Poetry is a four decade struggle of trials, trubulations and where it all began for me as a poet. Back in the sixties Black artists had no area of expression except for Jet Magazine. Racism was alive and well. Black people were not allowed to participate in the American dream simply because of their skin color. It was in this setting that I first began to pen my thoughts, trying to make sense out of something that made no sense. Yet, in spite of all the crueal things my country has done to me. I have not and never will speak out against her. Between these page
Poetry From New Orleans to Watts

From New Orleans to Watts is a book of poetry set in South Central Los Angeles (AKA) WATTS!

br /> Born in 1940 in New Orleans Louisana's seventh ward, I was forced to live the first fourteen years of my life under the shameful banner of sanctioned segregation and all it's negative repercussions. In 1953 I relocated to Watts California where integration was destroying a viable Black community. Civil Rights was in vogue on the west coast which gave me the platform that allowed me an area of expression. 'From New Orleans to Watts' poetry book chronicles the cause and effect legal segregation had on me and my transition from being a second class citizen into an activist poet. Which
The Turbulent 60's Poetry

The Turbulent 60's Poetry takes us back to a time when Freedom wasn't free. Racism was alive and well. The Civil Rightsj movement was making progress. But not fast enough!

The Turbulent 60's Poetry is the third and most controversial of all my poetry books. It's about the on-going struggle of the sixties. Seventeen sixty, Eighteen sixty, then the turbulent 60's. I had become of age and was bitter about what my country had done to me. Yet, in spite of all the injustices done to me I have not and never will advocate any subversive activity against my country the United States America. That's the Black and White bond slave and master established early in America's development. Although in my bitterness I did answer one of JFK's Famous quotes with one of my own. "As

Under Amber Skies by Jill Eisnaugle

Under Amber Skies, written by author and poet Jill Eisnaugle, is a wonderful collection of rhyming poetry guaranteed to please every reader. In this, her second book, she writes of new friendships kindled, as well as old friendships solidified. She g  
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