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photo 2015-11-18 04:55

We Won
Have Fun
Andy Giving out Chocolate Coupons
I am Never Done
Because the Journey has just Begun
Kissing in the Sun
One Hell of a Home Run
WE FINALLY AT NUMBER ONE

Next Post will be the Unveiling of
Part III in the Her OutSpoken Lips Series
OOOOH YEAH!!!!!!!

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photo 2015-11-04 02:36

Boo, Blue, & Kisses with Lou
Such a Freaking Beautiful Crew
Parties at the Zoo
Chocolate Fondue, Aqua Shampoo,

& Nothing but Thank You
His Heart Always True
and You Know What is Due
Baby We at Number Two!!!!!

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url 2015-08-02 08:51
PAPERBACK EDITION NOW AVAILABLE

WATCH OUT WATCH OUT OMG!

 

LOOK WHAT MONROE ABOUT TO BRING

 

RING AND SING!!!

 

ALERT THE KING!!!!

 

 

PAPER EDITIONS ARE HERE BABY!!!!

 

 

 

Super Excited

Tell a Friend

This is My First Baby in Print

All My Love--------------Monroe

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review 2015-06-06 23:43
I don't think Anne Rice would approve
Books Without Words: The Visual Poetry of Elisabetta Gut - Susan Fisher Sterling,Jordana Pomeroy,Vivian Djen

Elisabetta Gut makes art out of book or art featuring books.  This is the catalog to go along with the show of her work that the National Gallery of Women in the Arts put on.  There isn't much text, but the pictures are lovely.

 

 

 

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review 2014-10-24 23:56
"salt" by Nayyirah Waheed
salt. - Nayyirah Waheed

So, I'm not sure if I've really talked about it on here but if you follow me on Twitter you've probably seen it, but basically I love poetry. I'm a huge poetry lover. Anyway, I found out about this author through Tumblr, and by extension Twitter, and even on those sites, a lot of the words that this author wrote spoke to be deeply--as a person of color, as a woman, as a woman of color, pain and loss, love. A lot of the poems I read I found myself nodding furiously and just agreeing with. 

 

While this book does contain a lot of her work from online, there are still that are new and weren't posted online. And even if it was just a compilation of her online work, I'd still consider reading it because of just how lovely and deep her words went for me personally. 

 

This was a quick read; most of the poems are kind of short and don't go on for too long. This is not a bad thing, and I love how the author is able to get the point across with the lines/words that are used. 

 

I could go on and on why I like this book of poetry. I really could. I seriously recommend reading. 

 

 

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