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Dummy up to dumb down fearing my safety

When jay Townsend Johnson Henry climbed in my windiw searching for my American poetry sending chills down my spine author star Parker was parked awaited this impersonator my poetry wasn't as grand as Robert frost or even Edgar Allen poe I was broken disabled mother retired nursery school teacher from Germany I enjoy folklore poetry with my children I adored writing I certainly wasn't highly educated I attended a school for journalism as a child in Chicago writing was my passion my grammer was way off miss spelling words but my poetry was mine and she was obsessed with my poetry my life hence my dearh nevertheless my imposter grew enraged fearing my safety after I contacted the fbi the attorney general office she crawled away like a spineless crab leaving dirty sand mites in her wake as she gathered killers and dealers to murder me end my life for my American poetry I still cringe at the behest of the full knowledge of this sheer hardship i survived her threats assassination attempts while she would finally dummy up to dumb down fascinating to say the least my prayers remain for the soul of this person of such envy hatred and cruelty for me cruelty for a disabled American poet I thank god for saving me from my killers

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Date: 10/10/2024 4:07:00 PM
Hello Yolanda, wow! this is really a poem does speak for itself. yes you have survived the threats. You are a strong person. that is how I see you. Hugs. /daarlene/
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Darlene De Beaulieu
Date: 10/18/2024 11:10:00 AM
Hello Yolanda, You are very welcome. Enjoy your day my friend. Hugs. /Darlene.
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Yolanda Nicholsen
Date: 10/17/2024 10:09:00 PM
Thank you Darlene Many blessings to you

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