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ISBN: 143430793X
ISBN13: 9781434307934

The Black Soapbox

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ISBN: 143430793X
ISBN13: 9781434307934
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Mick Scott, aka "Osmosis" when performing at local poetry venues, is a talented writer/poet; from Clarksville, Tennessee. His will to progress at his passion has improved his hunger for knowledge through word play, metaphors, and puns to express his thoughts among societies young & old. "The Black Soapbox" is the long anticipated follow up volume to his first book, "The Sunshine from Behind a Mountain." (2006) In this new volume, he takes you deep into his psyche and distributes real thoughts to the world about love, gang violence, black thought, real world, and timeless issues that involves our society today. When asked about the title, he stated that" Black" illustrates his ethnicity as well as the intergalactic thoughts he shares. "Soapbox" is derived from when someone has something to address to the masses, they "get on their soapbox", and pour out their thoughts and feelings to society, which silhouettes the title, "The Black Soapbox." From a humorous point of view, he simply smiles, shrugs his shoulders, and says, "I guess I'm a brother with a lot to say through prose and poetry." Once you open the first few pages and let the wisdom of his poetry grasp you from the beginning to end with its realism, you will feel as if he is talking to you! You will not want to put this book down for one second, it's just that good and you will be satisfied that you spent your monies worth! www.osmosispoet.comwww.myspace.com/osmosispoet This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:
Paperback
Language:
English
ISBN:
143430793X
ISBN13:
9781434307934
Release Date:
December 2008
Publisher:
Authorhouse
Length:
520 Pages
Weight:
1.66 lbs.
Dimensions:
1.2″ × 6.0″ × 9.0″
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