An Open Book - Cox, Lamont "Voice"
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This book takes you on one mans journey through the disappointments of divorce and devastation due to death. How do you make it during those tumultuous times? What does your mind, body, and soul do to cope? How do you heal? This collection of works is inspired by actual events of a true story through poems, haikus, and personal diary entries. There are recurring themes in this book that most have grappled with at some point in their life. It is a reminder that regardless of our differences, we are still human beings that have similar wants, needs, and desires. The works are rounded out by two…mehr

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This book takes you on one mans journey through the disappointments of divorce and devastation due to death. How do you make it during those tumultuous times? What does your mind, body, and soul do to cope? How do you heal? This collection of works is inspired by actual events of a true story through poems, haikus, and personal diary entries. There are recurring themes in this book that most have grappled with at some point in their life. It is a reminder that regardless of our differences, we are still human beings that have similar wants, needs, and desires. The works are rounded out by two short stories that remind us that there is hope when we least expect it.
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Autorenporträt
Lamont Voice Cox is a poet, spoken word artist, writer, director, event host and self-proclaimed urban philosopher from Kinston, NC. He has participated in several film projects, plays and poetry slams. His internet show, Voice of the People, was the first of its kind produced in Kinston. It showcased local talent and addressed issues affecting the community. In February of 2016, Voice led an effort in Kinston that helped to deliver over 3,000 cases of water to residents living with contaminated water in Flint, Michigan. He was honored with an MLK Humanitarian Award for that project.