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Book details
  • Genre:POETRY
  • SubGenre:General
  • Language:English
  • Pages:100
  • eBook ISBN:9781620954218

Tears of a Ghetto Child

by John W. Frisby IV

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Overview
Tears Of A Ghetto Child…..is a compilation of poems written by the author to depict life from a distinctive point of view. The author believes that no matter where you come from, you can rise above any situation if you realize that circumstance does not determine self worth. The author has the ability to not only articulate situations that he has personally been through but to capture situations of others as well. With topics ranging from What Is Love to A Love Lost, Desperation to Dream Chaser, & Dying Today to Standing Tall, the author believes that this book truly has something for everyone.
Description
Tears Of A Ghetto Child…..is a compilation of poems written by the author to depict life from a distinctive point of view. The author believes that no matter where you come from, you can rise above any situation if you realize that circumstance does not determine self worth. The author has the ability to not only articulate situations that he has personally been through but to capture situations of others as well. With topics ranging from What Is Love to A Love Lost, Desperation to Dream Chaser, & Dying Today to Standing Tall, the author believes that this book truly has something for everyone.
About the author
Author John W. Frisby IV, has always had a passion for the arts. In his early days, he first fell in love with writing simply because it allowed an overly shy child, to express his self to the opposite sex. In his writing, he could say what he otherwise could not verbally. Soon after when the shyness had vacated, he would still turn to writing as a way of coping with his surroundings and situations. Growing up in the city of Philadelphia the author witnessed a lot, and his poetry began to expand in topics and in depth. The more he witnessed the more he wrote, wishing that somehow he could reach out to others in similar situations, and let them know that they are not alone, and that together things can get better. The first step to making something better is to identify the situation, and with that thought in mind, TEARS OF A GHETTO CHILD was born……