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1000 Faces

Jusblack
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Pages
64
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

Kevin w Ferrell aka Jusblack; was born and raised in Chicago, IL. It would be easy to say that he was just another victim of the mean inner city streets but that’s not necessarily the case, a family of five, single mother home that pretty much made due. Somewhere along the way in a quest to find his place in society a couple of wrong turns were made on this journey called life and he found himself in situations which would form his frame of thinking which fueled his actions to whits end alcohol and drug addiction, and near death experiences never yearning to quit, just looking for a way out. Bishop Pettis once told him that she didn’t have to sell God, and when he wants you hell get you. Recovery enabled him to connect to that which had been missing, which in turn gave him that out he had been looking for all his life and it was poetry. 1000 Faces, Grant Me Serenity is just his journey to answers for questions rarely asked.

Related Subjects

  • American
  • Poetry
  • Adult Nonfiction

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