Deprived Expression Vibes
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Deprived Expression Vibes ~ Pivotal moments of raw and unfiltered emotions
This is a book of poems that describes, in many instances, different situations or feelings about what someone may be going through at a moment in time. Each poem has a different mood or tone that it can gravitate to. Some examples are sexual, sad, mad/angry, happ
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Deprived Expression Vibes - Jasmine Turner
Charleston, SC
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Deprived Expression Vibes
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My Story—Black in Business
Just a regular girl from the streets of Oakland, California, I came into the world in 1980. Being raised by a single mother, I went through hard times. Working sometimes two or three jobs to keep a roof over our heads and food on the table, my mother struggled, but she always made sure I was taken care of. My father left when I was three years old, so my memories of him when I was a child are foggy. Growing up, I always thought I understood why or knew how it would be to have a father even though he wasn’t around, but as I got older, I didn’t. The strength and will of having a powerful mother picked up the slack in that area. So I would say I turned out well anyway.
The next phases of my life consisted of some tough growing pains and life lessons to become the person I am today. I was an overachiever, I was told, a go-getter. I set goals for myself after elementary school because I felt I wasn’t good enough during those years. Yeah, of course, I was a fun-loving kid who loved music and would sing and play songs to herself. Deep down I was a shy girl with little confidence, a girl who didn’t even know her talents could take her somewhere one day. Heck, that little girl didn’t know what talents were; she was just doing things for fun.
As a teenager in junior high school, my confidence level got worse. So I challenged myself. I said, "Self, you will be outgoing and participate in activities, and you