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Her Legacy

She toke her time with love And laid every nice sheet for her friends to lay on it Nicely, forgetting that she is a human She makes mistake She’s not perfect Then she toke her pain up And left with it, leaving up nothing Making love Making babies, were there’s no money And poverty was so romantic Her good soul stood up strong, Strength of a woman grew in her Strength of a mother Enough to raise a village Only sixteen in her bosoms A girl A little sister most importantly a mother Winds blowing Mist falling, autumn falling summer Spring, springing not Felt every pain Felt every thoughts Felt every words She was just a girl A teenage love affair A puberty A period A pain HER LEGACY:from chapter//POETRY & BLUES ................................................................................................................ POETRY AND BLUES is emotionally capturing depth of love in true characteristic of love embodiments, hence its roots. True told love stories in poetic form and love crime, love tragedy, love and love. Shakespearean is love, he defines it; poetry and blues.

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Date: 10/30/2015 6:56:00 AM
This is lovely and great! I miss your work my dear poet. Refreshing... so refreshing!!
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Date: 9/21/2015 2:54:00 AM
Prince , I enjoyed reading this deep piece tonight.The line "poverty was so romantic" jumped off the page.This piece is filled with raw emotion. This is book a right? Congrats on getting your poetry published. I would like to take this time to extend a friendly Welcome to Poetry Soup. I'm glad that you are here.I look foward to reading your work. This is a place where you can learn and grow from other poets like you. When you get a chance stop by my page. Because are welcome to do so:-)Alexis
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