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SEASON 2 DA CREW PODCAST EPISODE _10 _HOST PATRICE GRIMBALL · DA CREW Podcast

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  Hello, Hello, heyo, and welcome to The Crew Podcast. I am
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  and enjoy us. We're ready. Are you in the club they're getting from.
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  Hey, everyone, it's another Saturday night, and I am here with
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  you. My name is Petrie Scrumble, and I am sc book out eight
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  four three, and y'all so me and that's author. We have already been
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  hit chatting before you guys got here. She got some poetry. Yes,
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  I'm using my geechiness. She got some poetry, you guys. And then
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  on top of her poetry, she has this beautiful breath taking artwork. Oh
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  my god, y'all have to see. I'm not gonna let y'all see the
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  artwork. See y'all think y'all slick, y'all gonna have to get the book
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  to see the artwork. But her name is miss Moore, and we're gonna
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  bring her up, but she's gonna to introduce herself. Come on up and
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  join me, sweetheart. Hi, my name is Martin am Moore, and
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  I am the author of the best selling book Phoenix Heart, which is poetry,
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  is miss Patrie said, and I currently reside in Dallas, Texas.
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  So y'all we're gonna get well. Y'all can see the cover like right behind
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  her. If y'all see that, isn't that beautiful? You guys. I
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  can just stare at it all day, and I've been talking to her about
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  it. But you have to get the book to see some of the illustrations,
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  you guys. I'm on floored. And she said that somebody told her
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  that poetry books does not have illustration. I think she now started a whole
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  new sector of the game with this. Okay, you guys, So miss
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  Moore to sc book, Prince Chat, tell us a little bit about yourself.
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  Well, well, about myself. I'm a fun loving person. I've
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  been writing on and off since since since I was in school. I was
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  kind of want to consider a nerd a nerd, but I do sports,
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  so I've always I've always written in the poetry. It came about as many
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  writers do as therapy. So I was going through separation, through a divorce,
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  and so my very first poem was Beauty, which is the first poem
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  in the Phoenix Heart. And so that helped heal me and helped me work
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  through and put my things on paper instead of doing, you know, doing
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  other things to heal myself. But as far as me, I'm I'm very
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  open. I'm fun, love and I love sports. I love to travel,
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  I like karaoke. I love karaoke. Karaoke, Yes, ma'am,
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  I love. We we had the karaoke bar. What is your go to
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  song? My warm up song? It's either Jill Scott The Way or Bobby
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  cop Well what you want to do for love? And the people who are
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  around the karaoke bars are probably like, yeah, that's her song. We
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  know that's her. Okay, okay, I can do that. I can
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  do some jills see that. I can see that. So let's go to
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  this book, you guys. I have my copy right here on my phone.
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  So let's go to this Phoenix Sun. Where did the inspiration of the
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  Phoenix Sun I Need a Phoenix Heart come from? I mean, well,
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  it was a journey. It was a thirteen year journey. Like like I
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  said, I was going through divorce and separations. So basically the book is
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  a evolution of the heart. And when you read it, you see the
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  progression of at the beginning of being her betrayed and then meeting someone, then
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  being healed and then coming into my and to my own into my healing ara
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  which then is going into the next book Reflections Rising, And so that's where
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  the inspiration came from. And I can see that with your titles beauty rules,
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  what do I Why do I missing so much? But she got a
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  title, you guys. The poem is named man Killing, So y'all know
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  she said she was gonna tell me the backstory of the band kill a point.
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  I ain't got no popcorn, but I am ready for this one.
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  It's like, what is this story? Well, as far as Mankiller,
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  when I wrote that one, if you hadn't been in the dating world after
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  you were, I had been married. So I'm at the point of separation
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  and out and everything I'm running into. It's like, hmm, okay,
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  you know what one man, two man, three men, I'm done because
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  I'm hearing the same thing I'm hearing, but I'm not seeing the same actions.
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  So at that point my heart was like, and I hate that maybe
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  I might have missed the blessing in one of them, but at that point
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  in time, it was just like all I saw was the same person.
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  And I knew at that point that one line I said, you will not
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  mark my faith, you weren't gonna mark my fate at that time. So
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  that's where the evolution of that poet came from. And you got I'm gone.
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  You read the point. She literally said, one man, two men,
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  three, I'm done. And it makes so much sense because the dating
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  world nowadays, Oh my gosh, I'm I'm I'm I'm going. I'm at
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  the end of my divorce. We we almost did. Yeah, I give
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  up. It's gonna be I told someone who I was talking to. I
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  said, in order for me to date anybody else, Jesus will have to
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  come down, sit next to me and be like my homeboy trying to holler.
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  That's the only way it's going to happen, because yeah, it's what
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  you accepting. No, is what is being presented. You know, you
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  understand that point. Yeah, And then, as you know, that was
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  kind of like the first half of you know, my healing journey, because
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  you know, you you go through faith and you get divorced. Well,
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  at least the idea. Let me speak for myself at least. But I've
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  learned that it's up to you what you accept, right, And then I
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  and I do realize that what energy you put out is what you attract.
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  That's also on you. Right, you can go, they go. So
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  that's when I was like, I'm just stop looking. I don't even want
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  to give energy no more because you're like, God, you won't go see
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  a movie. I ain't got no barger go together. You know. That's
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  where right now? Just your favorite poet in Phoenix Part Phoenix Part my and
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  my favorite poem is probably the most morbid form of the book. Hollow is
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  my favorite poem. So Hollow was, well, it's kind of the most
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  darkest. It's the darkest poem in the book to me as the author,
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  because Hollow was to the point where you ever been at a crossroads in your
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  life, you either go left or right. I was just hollering, I
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  I because it's me righting. It's from my point of view. I was
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  just hollow. It was like I had no feelings, so something, you
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  know, I needed something to let me know I was alive, because at
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  that point it was just like that was that was the bottom, you know,
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  like like we're talking about the Dayton world and you know, friends betraying
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  you, maybe trouble going on in your life, and I was just hollow
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  and that was the turning point with which way am I going to go left
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  or right? You know? But I ended up on my knees and I
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  made it through that point my mind, right, But that's me. That's
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  my my favorite poem. Yes, at all of them. What would you
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  want somebody to take from this one? From hollow that, Yeah, I
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  want them to take that. You know that if you are hollow or or
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  have a feeling where you don't know where to turn or what to do,
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  you you will make it out of that situation. You just have to learn
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  how to click it away, learn your lesson from what you were supposed to
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  learn from whatever situation you were in it made you feel that way. That's
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  what I want somebody to get out of that poem, because you know,
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  sometimes people can be so distraught or in just in any type of turmoili situation
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  and they think they cannot make it out of it. But I'm here to
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  say you can't. You will no matter what it is, because what you
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  may feel at twenty years old is not gonna matter to you. By the
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  time you hit my age. You're gonna think, oh you think that was
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  a problem. Oh that's nothing now at my age, right, So so
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  get that out of that point that, learn your lessons, brush yourself off
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  and keep going. Yeah, and stop repeating it. That's craziness. Once
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  you learn something, accept it, and move on and stop repeating it because
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  it's not going to change. God keeps giving you lessons until you realize,
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  oh, this is not what I'm supposed to be doing. I have learned,
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  and you will progress to the next stage. I'm living proof of that.
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  Ye now that's that. That was for me. I had to yes,
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  Yes, that that was that was my nugget. Thank you, I
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  accept it. You accept I'm going to jump off the hamster wheel spend that
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  part. So once you completed, you publish, you have this book in
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  your hand. What was your initial feeling like I had a baby? Oh.
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  A lot of authors say that it's it ends like having a baby,
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  because when you start, it's tiny and small, and then it keeps growing
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  and growing, and then toward the end when you're when you're at your push
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  the line to push it out, it's like having a baby because then you
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  have all these thoughts and you're like, oh my god, how are people
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  going to receive this? You know, is it going to be right?
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  You know? I thought you have all this stuffs like having a baby,
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  because you know, when you have a physical baby, like, oh god,
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  I hope it's healthy. I hope people restect it. I'm a love
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  of baby, but is anybody else gonna love it? That's how it felt
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  about my book. I burnt the book. I'm a middle birthday now,
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  I'm in eight months. Now, somebody wants you to know the day of
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  watching your birthday process process morning. He said, Yes, that's my aunt
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  Hi, New York, New Jersey, Hi, Hi Auntie. Yes,
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  and yeah, they they've watched the loot. So we went from Phoenix son,
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  Phoenix son. Why am I keep on thinking the fire? You see
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  the red and orange? Yeah, it's the heart, it's the heart,
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  the phoenix heart. Yeah. Now you're about you said you're eight months pregnant,
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  you're about to give birth. Yes, we're gonna take a little break
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  and we're gonna talk about that new baby you're about to have. So you
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  guys, we're gonna take a little break. We'll come back and we're gonna
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  talk about baby number two. Okay, you guys, hold on and we'll
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  be back in turn off the legs, candle tonight, a man, magine,
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  let's take a shower shower together. I'll watch a Monday you wash my
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  so what wealth day? Save turn on me girl? I don't want to
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  care of you? What's special? Tread You're so sweet? Turn on y'all
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  know that. Y'all know that's my song. So I'm back to dancing.
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  I love too. Okay, we are back witness more and we went from
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  the Phoenix and now we're going to the Reflections. So you have your new
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  book, can you tell us about when it's going to be out? If
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  me and my editor talked today, it should be released the weekend of March
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  fifteenth. Start running advertisements and I will have an exact date by the end
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  of next week. But that's the target date is March fifteenth, that weekend.
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  Well, please make sure you send us an advertisement because I'll be happy
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  to have it on all my social media. And so Reflections Rising, Yes,
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  what is this one about? Actually, Reflections Rising is more examining self
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  reflections journey. It has poetry in there that touches on different topics that are
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  not explored typically. I have a couple of poems that some people may raise
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  their eyebrows about, but the point of the poetry is for you to self
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  reflect, Oh you did you? Did you? Guys? And I got
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  a kicker in that one too, So you say with the with the with
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  the pictures. I also have a part that after all of the poetry,
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  is called self reflections. And so that part is kind of like a journal
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  where it has different questions where you can analyze the poem and write what you
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  want. So little a little different. But you're gonna you're gonna let me
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  the reader read the poem. You're gonna ask me a question, and then
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  I get to analyze the point at the end of the book. It's a
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  it's a separate part. It's a separate part where you can keep your thoughts.
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  Yes, keep your thoughts is wonderful. Yes, I love that,
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  Thank you. So yeah, we'll talk about my favorite one in a minute,
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  your favorite? Which one is your favorite? In reflection? Rising my
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  favorite? I got too. I like Bonded and Devil's Reflection. The Devil's
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  Reflection. Okay, so why do you choose those two? Well? Bonded
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  is it's about it's it's love. It's just like, it's so melodic to
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  me. It's so it's so melodic because it's about when you find true love,
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  whether it's from a kid, any type of relationship, platonic or lover's
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  relationship, and you're bonded to each other, and so your heart is my
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  heart, we're each other's melody, we are one where them. So that's
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  that's why I like that one. And then Devil's Devil's Reflection is one that
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  when I when I wrote when I wrote that, when it was in reference,
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  I was talking to one of my to my childhood best friends. Hey,
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  Brenda, Brenda Smith Hickman. Now we were talking and it was a
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  case. I can't that we were dealing with. She's a nurse, but
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  anyhow, that's hippop. But it made me think, man, I wanted
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  to write a poem about that, and it was the it was the devil's
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  reflection, and so it's about devil's reflection. Could be dealing with a devil,
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  whatever it may be in your life, whatever advice. It could be
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  drugs, it could be money, it could be a man a woman.
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  But look at that, and it says, why is the Why are you
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  letting a devil control you? His reflection is right there? But why are
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  you overlooking it? Why are you overlooking that? So that's why it's my
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  favorite, my personal favorite besides bonded. So, like I said, I
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  kind of like the more the crazier one. But you know, you know,
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  because everybody has dealt with some type of vice in their life. I
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  don't know who you are. Even Jesus Christ. We bought third had advice
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  that kids have advice and they don't even know what it is. My daughter's
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  vice is cut right, right right, but it's it's if the point is
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  for you to, you know, to reflect on that, right. So
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  I'm trying to find it. I'm looking at it. I'm in my rough
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  copy. Like I said, I'm birthdays right now. But but that that
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  that is my favorite one. And then you yours? Did you hit on
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  yours? You know I'm up here looking at it, so you guys,
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  my favorite The title is mistress. I mean, you guys, if you
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  read the point, it makes so much. And yeah, there's gonna be
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  a lot of lot of comments after this morning. But that's what it's supposed
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  to do, is make you make you think. I mean, I'm just
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  I'm just a poet putting it out there for you to sell. Reflect Now,
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  I don't know which side you on. I don't know if you fall
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  as a mistress or if you fall as what I guess, if you're a
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  mistress, your wife. So you know that's that's for you to reflect on
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  that. And that's kind of one where I was like, oh man,
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  but when the inspiration hit I wrote it so and the inspiration it hit her
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  in you know what, you guys, you have to read this and when
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  you do read this, you're going to be like, you know what,
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  it's total sense, total sense, especially that one line at the end it
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  says she is his, she is the secrets he keeps one, the one
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  who will undo him in the end, his secret, his lover, his
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  friend, friend. So a lot of people I okay, so y'all,
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  I have a new guilty pleasure and it's called Cotton that act with Tammy Roman.
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  Oh guys, it is hilarious. But the crazy thing about is the
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  med or the husband or the wife is always going there at the side right
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  why you know what? To me, she didn't. I don't care if
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  it's a popular opinion unpopular, because I have been a wife and I well
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  been through that. But the thing is that he didn't. He didn't walk.
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  She didn't walk down the eye with you and put a ring on your
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  fingers. She didn't do the commitment in front of God. He did.
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  The only time that I would ever confront a woman is if you're my friend
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  or somebody who knew we were together. And even then I still would put
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  that on him. But she she would get she she would get a piece
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  of it. But other than that, my opinion is stop going after the
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  other women, especially if they don't know. That's just my thing. If
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  they don't know, why are you holding them accountable? So remember how we
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  talked earlier. I told you I always bring the element of pop culture in.
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  Yes, so this point the Mistress, if you could get any female
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  actor or I don't even want to do rap because that's too any R and
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  B female artists. If this book of this poem was made into an individual,
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  who do you feel will be the perfect person to play that part?
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  To play the mistress? M hm, Taraji Usna Lathan, I can see
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  that. But you know who I thought, Latita why because that one line
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  she has no expectations but loves to have fun and enjoy. I can see
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  Queen Latina sitting out there riding bikes with you around doing the other dude and
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  then turn around, and you know, I can see her son, and
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  I can see her too, and notih late, and I really could.
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  I can see son I love I love her and I love well. I
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  like to Raji and I like Kerrie Washington. Terry probably could do that.
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  Yeah, because she did a good job and she pleased skin. Yeahsss white
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  a minute mark carry down, she did it. Trying to figure out where
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  she was going next with this, but she did that, Yeah she did.
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  Yeah Krrien h you have another poem that actually that came out to me
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  and then I'm trying to find it right now. Love Me out Loud?
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  Oh yeah, I can actually hear that as a song. Wow. Yeah,
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  well that's beautiful. Uh my people who make music, I can be
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  a ghost writer now. I read that one and I was like, I
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  could see this being a song, uh something that uh a scene in a
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  movie where they're finally coming into that love with each other and you know how
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  they played a little song and I can I can actually hear that in the
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  background. Love Me out Loud, Yes, yeah, that's a I can
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  see I can see where that could be melodic. Yeah, that was another
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  deep one that yes. Yeah, And it's crazy how you how I get
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  the inspiration because I walk around and I put everything on my cellphone. I'm
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  very handy. I'm sorry, and I put everything on my cell phone and
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  this goes back to the dating scene. Here we go again. We move
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  back to the dating scene and I talk with my girlfriends. We have like
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  these deep conversations. And then this one came from where it's like you have
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  men around you, but it's not like they want to be around, but
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  they don't want to love you out loud, and it's like I'm sticking at
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  you. Can you love me out loud? You know? It was just
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  like a whole conversation. I had this with probably two girls, two to
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  three girlfriends in less than the span of a week, and I said,
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  Okay, this is a theme. This is a poem that I need to
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  get out and put it on paper for someone to read that, you know,
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  because women are asked and a man and it could be a man on
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  the other side, because women do the same, do the same thing.
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  May go around with a guy but you're not loving him out loud or vice
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  versa, and then it gets to the point where you're asking, please love
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  me out now, and by the time they decide to love you out loud,
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  it's overweight because you know, at this point in time. It's like
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  I've been asking you, you're not hearing me. You might be, you're
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  not hearing. You might be listening, but you're not hearing and comprehending.
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  And by the time that they get that point, usually the other person is
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  done because you've been there just holding on, right you're holding on and wait
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  for someone to love you out loud, bang go. So we are getting
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  close to the end of the night. But I'm going to ask you a
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  hard question. Yes, I know. Parents are not supposed to pick favorites.
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  Oh my god, Yeah, going to ask you, so are we
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  phoenix or are we reflections? Which one is rising my favorite right now?
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  Oh my gosh, I'm gonna have to say the new baby. So what
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  makes the new baby? I'll come the old baby with a toddler right now?
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  Yeah, because they're new. No. No, because like I said,
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  I was able to put different poetry, newer poetry in because the phoenix
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  heart is older. He thought my old baby, my old child, but
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  it was older poetry throughout the years, and this one is more reflective of
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  who I've involved into in the topics of today. Because the poetry varies different
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  topics that I like to touch on at this point in my life. But
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  that is great. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I've had
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  so much turnsure to make these guys. They are wonderful and I'm sitting up
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  here and I didn't get to read them all. But now my eyes are
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  glancing like her tolder. I'm gonna have to ask you to forgive me tonight
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  because I'm gonna read this. So before we leave, we would like to
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  know how we can follow you, stay in tune, keep up the dates
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  with everything that's going on. So tell us how we can follow you.
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  Inframedia, social media everything okay. On my Facebook it's marsinem dot more.
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  TikTok TikTok is Marsinem dot more. Instagram is the thha real Miss mb more
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  on Instagram and I have all my mess and then I'm on LinkedIn. It's
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  Marsine and Moore. Now mind you, that's my one, but I am
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  on there on LinkedIn. I do have a website that will be coming and
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  it's in progress. But yes, you can follow me there. I appreciate
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  it. In the book, can I plug my books? It's best selling
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  on Barnes and Nobles. If you go to Barnes and Nobles. Look,
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  I have it in a hard copy now, which is beautiful. The hard
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  copy version and beautiful and still the paperback and Reflections Rising will also be in
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  paperback and hardcover. And I'd like to tell everybody thank you who has who's
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  been supporting me, because without you, my book still will not be selling.
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  So thank you, thank you. To my mister Ruth, my graphic
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  artist. He is the coldest graphic artist in Dallas, Texas graphic media.
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  And to my editor Joy Affel, Well, we're going to make sure that
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  we have all that information I want to tell you tomorrow afternoon information we're going
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  to share it out. But thank you, thank you, thank you.
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  You guys, y'all want to get this just the graphics first and then the
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  poems. Then we're gonna put the graphics in the pull together. I told
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  her this is what we call it the library, the coffee table book,
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  which means it is beautiful and once you open it up, it's even better.
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  So thank you again, thank you for being with us tonight. You
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  guys, it's another Saturday night. We dieding in the books. We had
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  this more we're going to share everything out, guess what you missed part of
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  the show. That's fine, go to YouTube, rewind and hear it all
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  over again. Okay, you guys, I will see you back next Saturday
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  night with another author. And then I got another surprise coming up. I
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  got something that's cooking for our little people because we got to get them back
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  into eating. In South Carolina, there are so many kids that cannot read
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  on a third grade level. It's sad, and a lot of them are
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  kids of the black and bad community. But you know what, We're gonna
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  change that. If you've seen me on Facebook, you have seen me talk
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  about the whole month of August being about children's literature. If not in boxing
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  me, we're gonna dedicate dedicate the entire month of August to our little people.
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  They're getting ready to go back to school. We're gonna help them go
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  back to pare. Okay, so pay attention to my Facebook pages because I'm
• 33:30
  gonna have information about Missus Morris's book, information about the kittles and the reading
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  and everything else we got going on. Okay, but thank you again Ms
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  Moore in the book. Good night everyone, bye bye, good night nice
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  thank you for joining us tonight. We hope you found them new book to
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  read or a new author to explore. Join us again in two weeks for
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  SC book gals and French Chat. Have a good evening. Bye,