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"I came to the City, trying to make a big name for myself…………… With her satchel in one hand and her ticket in the other, Flossie Mae boarded the bus. It seemed she had been waiting a lifetime to leave Coley's Corner. Her head was full of big dreams and high expectations. There was no more looking back; the hot sun, corn fields and digging 'taters were finally behind her. She had plans to make her mark in the City. As the bus's tires slowly rolled along the gravel drive and onto the highway, Flossie Mae couldn't help but look back. The pain of seeing her father, Mr. Frederick Douglass DuPont…mehr

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"I came to the City, trying to make a big name for myself…………… With her satchel in one hand and her ticket in the other, Flossie Mae boarded the bus. It seemed she had been waiting a lifetime to leave Coley's Corner. Her head was full of big dreams and high expectations. There was no more looking back; the hot sun, corn fields and digging 'taters were finally behind her. She had plans to make her mark in the City. As the bus's tires slowly rolled along the gravel drive and onto the highway, Flossie Mae couldn't help but look back. The pain of seeing her father, Mr. Frederick Douglass DuPont and her sister, Betty still standing there, still waving goodbye was almost unbearable. And the sight of her mother, Mrs. Bertha Mae-sitting in her rocking chair this morning-broke her heart. If this was really what she wanted; Flossie Mae wondered why her heart was so heavy. Singing job or not; Flossie Mae intended to make Augustus Atwater pay for making her wait-pay for all of his empty promises, his many excuses and for his mouth always being full of sweet talk. She hoped the City would be all that he had claimed. But she would see- Yes, she would see. Instead, I've been lost in the jungle-with the wolves on my trail!"
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Mildred Juanita Poole Hart (1954) - is a resident of Spring Lake, NC. Juanita, as she is most often called, is a cultural narrative storyteller, author and poet, whose prolific works spans over many generations of experiences shared from life and life's imaginations. The Rebirth of Miss Flossie Mae "Bettye Devine" DuPont is Hart's Sophomore work and will have enjoys reading, gardening (flowers and potted plants), cooking (holidays), an occasional sewing project, sharing with her sisters, but her favorite "Me" time is relaxing with a hot cup of tea and a slice of homemade cake. Hart has authored and published, THE PERFECTLY PAINTED PICTURE. She resides in Spring Lake, N.C. with her husband, James. Writing for M. J. is much more than something she does; it is her passion. Mildred Juanita fully understands and acknowledges the power of the pen as well as the Power behind the pen. She has had the opportunity to share poems, readings, skits and plays in the Ministry. She gives all praises to The Lord for His thoughts toward her (Jeremiah 29:11) and the manifestation of His promises (Hebrew 11:1) He is her Inspiration, her Source, The Giver of the gifts, the Ultimate Motivator. She is wife, mother and grandmother. She is affiliated with the South Carolina chapter of Pen of a Ready Writer Society, and is very active with her family at her local church Williams Chapel Church. Her family and her local church are a great source of motivation for her... She is very grateful for the encouragement of her family, church family, and friends throughout the years. Her husband, James is oftentimes an audience of one. "That's right" and a huge grin is his usual encouragement. The Perfectly Painted Picture is her first published book and the realization of a dream.