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SEASON 2 DA CREW PODCAST_EPISODE _39 _ HOST PATRICE GRIMBALL · DA CREW Podcast

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Hey, y'all, it's the Queen. It's the Queen. It's the Queen,
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path to writing your book. Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello, and
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the girls in the club they're getting would from me and all the pretty chicks
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I am the host of Let's Talk About It, But tonight, I am
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filling in for my dear sister Petrees, who's away making her way back home
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from a conference. So safe travels back home, Patrees. Can't wait to
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see you next week. Tonight I will be interviewing the one and Only Queen
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Angela Thompson Smith. Hey, Angie, I'm just waiting on her to come
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up. Hopefully she had come up in a minute so we can so we
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can start. But in the meantime, I'm just gonna talk about a little
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something until she come up. Up there, she is, up there,
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she go. I guess we're having a little problem with the system on today,
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and that she is again. I can't hear you. I can't hear
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you a mute yourself m hm oh, I can hear you now loud and
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clear. You you there was something going on. It was something going on
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with my with my audio, and something going on with my camera. My
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camera was actually not hooked up. But yeah, how you doing tonight?
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I'm doing I can hear you fine, I'm doing good. How are you
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doing? I'm here? Uh h h. We pressed, yes, gotta
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stay ready when when you called me out? But yeah, yes, so
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I see that you have. It's Poetry Month. The poets is step into
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the mic on tomorrow? Is that true? Or is that on the thirteenth.
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Well, on tomorrow, I'm going to be a guest on a show
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called Author's Inserts at six pm tomorrow night. I'm gonna have an opportunity to
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talk about one of my latest books. Let me granb it. Look,
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I'm just gonna show you what I got. I gotta a bad with you.
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You probably gave it because background, But I got a bag full of
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books. This is a bag full of my books. You see that,
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So let me find it here it is. So, this is my latest
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book. It is a the Holidays for women that are incarcerated. Well,
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we sat in prison because not all the time individuals have to be behind prison
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walls to be in prison, because a lot of us that are free sometimes
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find ourselves in prison in our minds or there are things inside of our heart
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that can cause us to feel like we are in a state of being in
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prison. So I just wanted to take this opportunity to provide a little hope
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and to share with some individuals, to give some queens an opportunity to share
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and to hopefully impact some women that were behind prison walls, because at the
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particular time, I had been working with some queens out of Texas, sharing
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with them, just trying to provide them some hope and keep them encouraged.
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Individuals that I've come across, most of them have been incarcerated for a long
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time. I say, the shortest amount of time that I've talked to somebody
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that's been incarcerated, it's probably been about fifteen years. Everybody's been incarcerated fifteen
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plus years. And with that being said, a lot of times when individuals
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get incarcerated, they lose connection with the outside world. Family members die,
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they just lose connection. And some of them, when they start losing outside
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connections, they start losing hope because a lot of these people are looking at,
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you know, over centizing, and it's just hard. So I took
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this opportunity to pour into to some of these queens. I was able to
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get this book inside of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, inside of some
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of the units, and we're able to share it out within t d c
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J, and hopefully we're going to be able to share it across other other
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places that may you know, I want to share it with their women that
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incarcerated. I'm also currently working on a book for me, and so we
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haven't forgot about the men. But yeah, that's that's a little bit about
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this book. What about the book that you have up? What is it?
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Oh? What is this cry from the soul, Cry from within our
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soul, the one that's bringing aware. It is a That book is a
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not awareness book. I collaborated with a guy that is currently incarcerated. His
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name is Andrew Beard. He is one of my first prison clients. I
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actually just published a book for him, It's Cause a Forgotten Flower. It
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is a book of poetry, sixteen poems penned by him. But that book
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basically, I did that book because at that particular time, a lot of
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individuals had been reaching out to me from T D c J about suicide and
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about individuals written suicide, and just a lot of individuals feeling hopeless, and
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I just wanted to provide them with an opportunity to, you know, to
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feel like somebody, somebody cares, that somebody you know is thinking about them.
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So that that's that's why I did that book. I I currently it
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is currently up on Amazon free. You can get the e book for free.
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We have reached number one they I'm grateful for that. We reached number
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one in poetry anathology. So hat south to Andrew for allowing me to share
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his poems. But yeah, I I just like to take opportunities and share
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whatever God dropping my spirit just this This past Thursday, I started working on
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a ninety day challenge to self publishing. I actually published it today. It
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is now up because a lot of people have been coming to me and asking
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me about publishing, and I said, you know what, everybody they always
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racking my brains about different stuff. So I say, you know what,
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I'm just gonna start putting some of this this stuff that's in my brain.
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I'm just gonna start putting it in books. So when people come to me
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and say, well, hey, can you help me with this? Can
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you help me with this? I can tell them, hey, I got
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a book. You can go over there and grab this book and it'll walk
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you through it. So God just dropped in my spirit to do that book
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this week, and I did. I completed it last night. It's up
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on Amazon. No, it's not on Amazon. I did it on Blurk,
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so it's up on Blurt. It'll be on Amazon next week, but
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it's right now. It's up on Blurt and it walks you through. It's
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a ninety day challenge. It walks you through, step by step different things
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to do, whether you want to self published or if you want to pitt
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your book to a publisher house or a publishing company or a publish an agent.
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All of that is detail you got day one through ten. They eleven
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through twenty, and it's broken down into nine sections intervals, and each day
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there's a to do list, So there's a ten to do list, so
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you can like monitor what you're doing and keep up what you're doing. There's
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a pace to write down your notes and to jot your notes and and all
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of that. And then I have a section in there that talks about the
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importance of your book cover and selecting a book cover, and then I'll walk
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you through how to upload and publish your book your ebook, how to upload
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it and publish it to KDP, step for step. So that that's that's
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what I do. When when God drops the up in my spirit, I
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move on it and I have to do it, whether anybody to do it
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with me or not. I always put the opportunity out there for people,
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whether they jump on it or not. You know, I really wanted to
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showcase one hundred poets in this last magazine, only twenty signed up. Those
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twenty today hit number one on Amazon, so they're being seen around the world,
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and they reached number one. So for those that did not get on
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that bandwagon, get on that trend, you missed that opportunity to be a
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number one best seller on Amazon, something that nobody can take it from them.
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They have that title and see. And that's what I tell people.
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You know, it's just adding to what you already have. Nothing that I
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do is gonna take away from what you're already doing. It's just gonna add
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to your report, repertoire and add to your resume. And that's what I
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want to do. I want to If I can't build up the people around
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me, then I don't want to be around them. If I can't build
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them up, then I don't want to be around them because I feel like
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that's my purpose. That is why God has placed me here. I'm a
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book eighty six I think now. According to Well, according to blurt I
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got one hundred and five books up. Oh wow, aj jah. My
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goal is to have one hundred the time fifty. But according to according to
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Blurke, I have one hundred and fifty, one hundred and five books in
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circulation right now. And then some of them are the same books but just
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different. They're in different formats. So I have made a color version and
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then a black and white version, but Amazon's I got eighty six as some
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today. So what was what was the Oh? I know you on a
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mission. I see that you you you work hard, and I know we
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we're supposed to be talking about books. But you know what, I just
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want to thank you for believing and uh christ Christians, h thanks for me?
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Yes? Oh uh huh, I have eighty five hears. I think
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I have? Uh what you say? I was looking at these questions.
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You got some questions, you got some comments. I don't. I can't
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even see them on this side. I didn't. Yeah, I was just
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on the screen everything, so you can see them. Let me go.
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Can you give us more information about what's going on you? I see that
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you be posting some of the poets. That's that's happening this month. You're
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gonna have like is that the thirteenth? Yes, it's actually it's it's April
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the twelfth, and I am going to be it is going to be an
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open mic poetry night from six to nine right here on the Crew podcast.
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Of course, we don't have a show that night, so I decided that,
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hey, I'll take that show and I'll just just do something and I'm
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just gonna highlight poets since it is Poetry Awareness Month, I just wanted to
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take that opportunity to bring some highlight to poets. For for poetry was dying
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out. It seemed like poetry was was dying out. But now it is
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coming back. People are really starting to get into poetry. They're starting to
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get into spoken word. A lot of people kind of shot away from it
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because they felt like, you know, it had to be a certain way,
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it had to be rhyme and it had to be that. But with
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all of their right now, the last time I did any research, I
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think it was about twenty five twenty six different ways write a poem, and
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there's no right or wrong way to do a poem. So a lot of
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people have taking this opportunity to use it to express and to get some things
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out. I know I have utilized poetry to bring highlight to mental health,
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to bring high light to the injustice in the prison system, and to just
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focus on different things because it's a very easy way to express yourself with not
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having to have all of the technicalities that go along with writing books and things
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of that nature. Because a lot of people they'll shy away from being a
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part of book projects because they not comfortable with the writing process and things of
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that nature. And to answer your question, Black Diamond, I think I
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did include how to get your how to purchase your ISBN numbers, how you
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can get them. I have to go and look. I don't remember.
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I think I did include that in there. I'm glad you mentioned that,
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because if I didn't, I have to go back and edit it and put
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that in there for those that like to purchase their own is being numbers and
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not use the the KDP and lula's and all of that. So, yeah,
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I gotta go back and check. I think I did, but I'm
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not sure. I know one thing that I did put in there that I
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do want, so I am going to go back and edit and put in
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there, and and that is getting your getting your getting it in the Library
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of Congress. That's one of the things that we wanted to start helping people
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do is getting their works submitted into the Library of Congress and getting that that
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litve extra love, rapport or whatever. If someone wanted to started writing a
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book, what would you suggest for them to do? Well, how would
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you tell them? Right? Would you suggest to write, right, just
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write, just start writing, write it, get it out, get it
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out that that's that's the first thing. You got to get it out.
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Everybody so technical, they want to be so technical. If you can't write,
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just just write it, get whatever you want out. That's the editors.
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That's what editors are for. If you're not a writer, just just
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write and get it out your thoughts, get it down on paper. And
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it's it's you got to commit to commit to it. Like take time every
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day to to to write, take something to express, get something out of
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you, like when take a path with you. So when when when thoughts
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hit you and things come to your mind that you want to get out,
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you can jot it down. You can. But that's how you get started.
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Like tell people journey, just get it out you. That's that's start.
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We can never Hey Frederick, how are you? Yeah, just just
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get it down. And so with the poets, what what ports do you
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have lined up for April twelfth that's gonna come out? Well, we have
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our very own Tota. It's gonna be on. Patrisa is gonna be on.
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We have Sophia Monique Cooper, she's gonna be on our poet Poets of
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the Year, Melanie Johnson, she's gonna be on. We have mother and
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daughter team out of California. They're gonna be on. Brenda Brenda with Brenda
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and Simon Williams. They're gonna be on. And then you have we have
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a spoken word. When I tell you a true spoken word artist, her
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name is the Voice, it's her stage name. She's gonna be on.
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It's just gonna be a good time for us to just come on and share,
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share poetry. It is Poetry Awareness Month, and I just wanted to
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take that opportunity to showcase some poets it. It's gonna give them an opportunity
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to allow their voices to be heard. Because we're just really gonna be shooting.
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They're gonna have an opportunity to introduce themselves. Briefly, it's not really
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gonna be about us really spitting our brands, but it's about us allowing people
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to hear our poetry and and and to you know, get a feel of
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what we what we do as a poet and how we write and what we
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write. No, all of us don't do the rhyming because I'm not a
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rhymer. I'm not a rhymer. I'm a I don't know, I'm I'm
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gonna work person. I can I break down words. I'm a I'm not
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the normal poet because if you, if you would have asked me four years
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ago, I would have told you I wasn't a poet. I don't do
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poetry. But shout out to doctor doctor Rochelle. She asked me to do
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a poem for her. She wanted me to be on a pre conference that
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they had and she asked me to do a poem. And that was the
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very first poem I did. It was called the Victorious Virtuous Victorious virtuous Woman,
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based on Proverbs thirty one, the Virtuous Woman. That was a poem
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that I wrote particularly for her for that event, and she loved it.
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She talked about it for a long time. And being somebody on the network
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that I'm on over on the W B and E and follow them are are
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poets. And when I say they are poet, spoken word kind of they
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I'm talking about baby rhyming davy And I'll be like, I don't want to
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go up against these people because these people can can flow. They I'm talking
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about you can feel it down in your soul. I'm talking about this girl.
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She down a poem it's called a throw my side. And when she
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talk about that, when she talk about that rolls and that throwing in her
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side, I'm talking about, you can really you like you right there with
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her, you can feel that throwing in her side the way she be talking
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about. And I'm talking about they can give her a top of and she
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can spit it off the top of her head. That's not what you're gonna
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get with me. That's not what you're gonna get with me. I'm not
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I'm not that kind of poet. Like I said, I'll share this one
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that I did for this this book for the women's for the women's behind Prison.
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It's called Resilience, Eli donated. In the shadows, a light still
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gleams, a voice whispers, dispelling dreams. You may feel lost, unfairly
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confined, but know that you are constantly in our minds, though the world's
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turn, never forgotten your worth and potential. You mustn't neglect, for in
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your heart a fire burns, a new ignite in hope and guiding you through.
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So unbowed, you are seeing love forever Proud remember, embrace the strength
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within a consolence truth your freedom begins. That's that piece. Wow, It's
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called resilience illuminated, and that's what was given to me. It is inside
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of forgot in Queens. This is a book of poems and short stories.
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So the women, they had an opportunity that could share poems. Most of
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us shared. We had two entries, so a lot of us we shared
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one piece as a poem and then the other piece we did as a letter
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to the queens that are incarcerated. That's beautiful. That's beautiful. And I
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also see that the Chasing Your Dream book tour is getting ready to start next
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month in Dallas or the four Force texts four Force Texas. Can you give
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us some more information on Chasing your Dream? So in two thousand and God
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dropped that in my spirit when I became a author for the first time through
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a collaboration from Fear to Freedom. And my whole goal was to educating,
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power and encourage individuals. So I wanted to do that because I was finding
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it hard to find black authors in my local library and then my local bookstores
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for my children. So, like I said, I came to Facebook searching
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out authors. I was able to find some and it just went from there.
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I just wanted to be able to connect with black and brown authors and
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to highlight them and showcase them. And as I began to come to social
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media and to meet people, then I realized that there was a lot of
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us out there and we just didn't have a platform. We just didn't have
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an opportunity. We just didn't have So I just began to do stuff in
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my local area. And as I began to do stuff in my local area,
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individuals that were following my platform and supported my platform, they began to
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want me to come to their area. So that's how I began to extend
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out. We started We started the Chasing Your Dream Book Tour in Anderson,
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South Carolina. We went Atlanta, we went to Tallahassee, Florida. We
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went to Nashville, Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee, Raleigh, North Carolina,
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and Charlotte, North Carolina. We was just all up and down the East
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coast. We was just all up and down the East Coast, just you
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know, trying to you know, share authors and provide a platform for individuals.
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So what we did was try to teach authors because a lot of people
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they just wanted to be vendors, and that's how they will say they want
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to I want to come, then I want to come sell a books and
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people not realizing that they were a business, that they were not just an
30:45
author, but they were an author entrepreneur. Because now you have you have
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the means because you have this one book. See, people don't realize that
30:55
if you're you're even if you're in an anthology, you have the opportunity to
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see and to see that and make that in your chapter. Whatever your chapter
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is, you can take your chapter and you can turn your chapter into something
31:11
that can can can go into something else. So you can do t shirts,
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you can do programs. We used to have individuals that would come in
31:22
and do workshops. So I would have somebody come in talk about maybe branding,
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marketing, networking, whatever I felt like could help take you to the
31:33
next level. We've had people come in to teach you how you could do
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membership programs, how you can do different things to make income and to have
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several different types of income. How to build a speaking platform, how to
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start podcasting now, how to do a lot of different things around the book.
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You If you have a book with chapters, in it, you can
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break down each one of your chapters and into a lesson and and turn that
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into a program. And and people don't realize how they can take one book
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and use that one book to just build a whole lot of stuff. Like
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a lot of people, they don't have a whole lot of books. They
32:15
just have that one book and they've taken that one book and they turned it
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into something so amazing. If if you are an author, you have an
32:23
opportunity to take your platform and to make yourself an expert. You can turn
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yourself into an expert. You don't have to have no whole bunch of degrees,
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you don't have to If you know how to utilize what you have,
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your gifts that you have, and the skill kills that you have, and
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the tools that you have, you can you can be an expert. Because
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a lot of these I watch people all the time. I am a lot
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of these platforms. I watch how some some got one book, just release
32:53
the book and now they talking about they don't even have all of that.
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They may not even have five hundred followers, but they out here saying they're
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global, a global influencer, they are a global whatever they're doing. I
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look at these people from from over in Europe, and a lot of these
33:15
people that that's what they do. You look at that following. They don't
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have a whole lot of followings, but then they got all these people because
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they they read into that people. People read into what they're pitching see people.
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They have teams of people that have these pitch games and they that's what
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they do. They they they've gotten this coaching and and they all they do
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is coach people on how to coach people, on how to coach people,
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on how to coach people on how to get them in these programs. And
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they're not providing you really nothing. That's that's a lot of the stuff that
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that that's that I see going around on a lot of these platforms, like
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they just building up memberships and building up they call it membership program and they
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not these people and they're getting people involved, but they really not provided nothing.
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No, just like with a lot of these anathologies, I hear people
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all the time saying that they're providing coaching, they're providing this, they're providing
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that. That's why they're charging. They say they can charge you five hundred
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dollars to be in anathology and then you get in these anathologies and what are
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you I still don't know how to write a book. If I didn't know
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how to write a book, I wouldn't know how to write one coming up
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from from your coaching program, because you still ain't coach me nothing like for
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real, That's that's what people do. But yeah, so what cities after
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after Dallas? What city would you be going to taking the tour to next?
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After Dallas we all headed to. After Dallas, we're gonna be going
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to Chicago and area. Then we're headed to We are postponed in New York,
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so l A. I'm gonna try. I'm trying hard to squeeze Atlanta
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in there, but I don't know because right now I'm having a hard time
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trying to find a space. It's some nice spaces, but it's not accommodating
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what I need. I've been I've been trying to find some places in Atlanta.
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But if we can't get Atlanta, we're definitely working on Los Angeles.
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That would be our next stop, of course in August, and then we're
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gonna be working on I'm still working on Memphis and Raleigh, and then we're
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gonna be headed to South Carolina. I am working on a major, major,
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major move for next year twenty five. We're going international. I am
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definitely trying to work on two international stops for sure. They are definitely in
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the works, so they have to stay tuned for that. Okay, okay,
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we're gonna stay. Did you freeze up on me? Nah? I'm
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sure. Okay, well you know what, No you moving. It's what
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the day would a day. But thank you, uh, Patrice Harry forget
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back. I think Patrisea is back. She has, she has. She
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just arrived not too long before we lives. She was on she jumped on.
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But her daughter, you know, her daughter, she's been gone since
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what y so you know her daughter. Her daughter wasn't having that. She
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she ready to see her mama, and she wouldn't have you already ready to
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see her. Huh. So but she is back, so she will be.
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She will be. She definitely would definitely appreciate you stepping in for her,
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but she will be back. I think she was on earlier. Uh,
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she was on earlier. Yeah, because they called me by surprise.
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Yeah, I called me by surprise. But hey, I'm willing whatever I
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needed to fill in for whatever sister I need to feel in for. I
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am willing to step in for you, guys and so well. I just
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appreciate you, Angela and Patrice for allowing me to come on and interview you,
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even at this last minute. But hey, we gotta stay ready.
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Thank you guys for tuning in. Angela. Can you take us out with
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another one of your poems please? Okay, I'm gonna do one from I'll
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do one from the Suicide Awareness book. This is the last book that we
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did, and it was its title, forty Shades of Red, Silently hurt
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inside hurt no more, forty shades of Red Finding Love. It's the title
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of it. So let me find my point, look, let me find
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my Okay here, I am okay. This one is called on Wavering Love.
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Embracing myself first, embracing resilience, Equipped and delivered for the journey.
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In the depth of my soul, I found soulless, on wavering love that
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gives me grace. I chose to love myself unbanished for end this journey.
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My spirit remains steadfast, resilient. I arise from trials endured, equipped with
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strength, my essence secured I'll embraced my flaws, my imperfections and lacks self
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love God my soul's reflection. For in love of myself, I find the
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key to cherish others unconditionally with open arms, compassion, with flow, delivering
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love wherever I go. In this journey of life, we all embark.
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The foundation of love begins with a spark of self and on wavering care,
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for only then can we love truly be shared. That's that piece beautiful,
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That's beautiful. Thank you, guys once again for tunoring in. My name
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is Janette Johnson. I stepped in for my sister for trees, and she
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will be back here tomorrow with you. Guys. Have us a RESTful night
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and enjoy your Sunday on tomorrow. Be blessed, all pursing, nursing.
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All things ain't what they used to be. Where did all the blue skies?
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But boys don't blows from the north.