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    Till The Ink Is Done

    By Ely J. Rodriguez

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    A true poet or singing artist may experience writers block or may stop writing due to a tragic event, however, their soul has such a great amount of passion or fiery for their craft; they cannot cease. Till The Ink Is Done is a book with collections of influential poems and quotes that speak messages that touch our lives as humans everyday, from struggles, betrayal, relationships, working hard, successes, self achievement, and overcoming the odds like the 300 Spartan men that fought their enemies in Thermopylae.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEly J. Rodriguez
    Release dateAug 10, 2020
    ISBN9781393002840
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    Ely J. Rodriguez

    I was born in Brooklyn, New York, and both of my parents are from the Dominican Republic. I love the art of hip-hop and lyricism. I lived and traveled to different parts of the United States. I enjoy traveling. The experiences of life and traveling gave me and continue to give me inspiration and motivation to write. I’ve been writing songs, rhymes, and poetry since 14.

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