Security Blanket: et al's Literary Collection of Poems & Monologues - Crowell, Darlene
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Darlene Crowell created several calendars beginning in 2002. The responses she received as a result of those calendars were overwhelming. The thought of being able to ignite positive influence through my writings encouraged her to generate this book of poems. Included in this collection of poetry are monologues she wrote for her son Zephaniah, who performed them at his school (Nellie K Parker Elementary School in Hackensack, New Jersey). They were designed to give him a positive direction for his life. She hopes you find this book to be inspirational as well as comforting and a source of great…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Darlene Crowell created several calendars beginning in 2002. The responses she received as a result of those calendars were overwhelming. The thought of being able to ignite positive influence through my writings encouraged her to generate this book of poems. Included in this collection of poetry are monologues she wrote for her son Zephaniah, who performed them at his school (Nellie K Parker Elementary School in Hackensack, New Jersey). They were designed to give him a positive direction for his life. She hopes you find this book to be inspirational as well as comforting and a source of great joy and peace. Darlene hopes that the Good Lord will continuously bless you in your lives.
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Darlene Crowell was born and raised in Paterson, New Jersey. As the third of six children, the passing of her mother at the age of nine or ten was devastating and contributed to a succession of trials and tribulations that caused her to write about her pain and suffering on countless scattered sheets of paper. She had some fun times, but there were situations she faced that were very difficult, emotionally draining, and sometimes physically distressful. These were the curses that became blessings. It was through those writings as well as her love of the poetry of Langston Hughes and others that inspired her to write.