Freedom Of Movement - Amajuwon, Bwaabi Shaawe
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Freedom Of Movement is my first poetry collection. It's unique in the title I decided to give it. In creating Freedom Of Movement, there were no expectations. The only thing I knew was that I wanted to get my poetry out there to present before the world. I kept this driving force in the forefront of my mind and in doing so I came up with what I believe to be 52 poems, equating to each week of the year that speak about love, patience, and maturity while persevering through various trials and tribulations. I believe young and seniror adult readers alike will be able to relate to its contents and message.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Freedom Of Movement is my first poetry collection. It's unique in the title I decided to give it. In creating Freedom Of Movement, there were no expectations. The only thing I knew was that I wanted to get my poetry out there to present before the world. I kept this driving force in the forefront of my mind and in doing so I came up with what I believe to be 52 poems, equating to each week of the year that speak about love, patience, and maturity while persevering through various trials and tribulations. I believe young and seniror adult readers alike will be able to relate to its contents and message.
Autorenporträt
My name is Bwaabi S Amajuwon III. I am originally from Akron, OH but now reside in Salineville, OH with my wife, sister, cousin, brother in-law and a friend of the family. I was not always a writer or even had an affinity for words and it all started in 5th grade when I entered my first spelling bee competition at a teacher's behest of course and the rest is history. Upon graduating high school I moved out to NJ with my parents for 8 years while going to college. This was the turning point when my interest in writing was sparked and I have been writing ever since. My ability to create these treasures comes from God first and foremost and I hope to be a recurring name amongst the poetry demographic and may this be a worthy follow up.