4Th Floor Ward - Anderson, Tavarse
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The 4th- Floor Ward is a poetry book based on a soldier who admitted himself to a mental institution. The mental ward was located on the fourth floor of the institution. He checked himself in to get the help he needed, fearing what others would think about him and fearing the demons chasing him might get him. While he was there, he struggled to maintain his own state of mind while dealing with other mentally challenged people around him and missing his freedom.

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The 4th- Floor Ward is a poetry book based on a soldier who admitted himself to a mental institution. The mental ward was located on the fourth floor of the institution. He checked himself in to get the help he needed, fearing what others would think about him and fearing the demons chasing him might get him. While he was there, he struggled to maintain his own state of mind while dealing with other mentally challenged people around him and missing his freedom.
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Tavarse Detrell Anderson was born in Columbia, South Carolina on November 28, 1986 and raised in Winnsboro, South Carolina. He is the son of Debbie Ann Anderson and father Hezekiah Jr. Foster (June 22, 1955 - September 23, 2010). Tavarse has three sister, three half-sisters, one is deceased, one brother and one-half brother. As a young boy Tavarse Anderson was full of joy always wanting to enjoy life to the fullest. His first passion was playing football his middle school years. Where began to show his talents as an inside line backer. He was taught in the Fairfield County Eduacation system where he graduated from Fairfield Central High School in 2006. He later join the United States Military in 2007. Where he graduated from Fort Knox as a 19Detla Cavarly ScoutTavarse then reported to his first duty station Fort Benning, GA. Where he was assigned to 3rd Briagde 3ID 3-1 Cavalry Squadron where he deployed in Operation Iraqi Freedom 5,Operation Iraqi Freedom 7, and Operation New Dawn. . This is where he got his calling to become a writer. His missing home, struggles with demons from his 2 tours, and loved ones got him to start writing to informed them on how he was doing through poetry. He was molded into an outstanding leader from combat veterans in his unit. Before becoming an Non-Commissioned Officer teaching soldiers as a Sergeant. His passion to teach lead him to 194TH Briagde 5-15TH Cavalry Squadron to become a Cadre Instructor. An instructor with passion and knowlegde of 19Delta skills to pass to incoming younger soldiers to give them a basic knowlegde of their Military Occupational Specialty.