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About me

I have an unquenchable zeal for learning, a competitive spirit and willingness fot share what I have learned throughout the years. I always try to bring a unique perspective based on the diversity of my background.I am a mother, college graduate, decorated veteran, traveler, and musician from a multicultural, multiracial background, who has taken a sabbatical to pursue my interests in writing. Currently, I am living as an expatriate in Europe.

Briefly me

My passion is ...

learning

I know too much about ...

makeup, and religion

My parents always told me ...

I talked to much

My childhood ambition ...

to become a lawyer

My favorite memory ...

recording a jazz track with my infant son in the booth, trying to sing.

Why I write ...

I write because it is interesting. Currently, it is a challenge for me in attempting to unlock the secrets, of writing well.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

O'reilly factor

My first job ...

The US Army

My best moment ...

The day I exited the military

My inspiration ...

Maya Angelou, I only wish I could recieve the same vibes.

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: A farmer's work is never done: 27 of 31

Prior to the wail, of the rooster at dawn, Poppa throws his “kickers” on, to till the earth, like the bible says Sun up, to sun down- on most days. Neck reddened by the heat of the sun, He’d rather work alone than with someone. Too much talkin’ poppa says, They shoot the breeze, stead a’ balin’ hay! Hums a few bars of amazing grace, wipes his brow and puts the tractor away, Owls hoot and the night has begun, Yet Poppa says, “a farmers work is never done.”
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