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Baring My Soul

By Stacey Tolbert

 

Stacey Tolbert The Brown Suga Poet

deliberately serenades suppressed emotions inside the soul while sensually feeding audiences with raw, mentally evoking lyrical sugar cane.

Each unique "suga' packet" inside the mini=sized chapbook will whisper gently in your artistic ear and leave readers mesmerized in a moment of stanzaic thunderstorm as hot and cold . . . present and past . . . joy and pain collide.

The "sweet" 122-page alphabetic explosion is something you don't want to miss. Take cover.

To Order; writeforfood@hotmail.com / Or Mail $10 plus $2.50 s/h to:

3163 Rosecrans Place / San Diego, California 92110 Or Call 619-222-1204 to reserve a copy

or go to Amazon.com and order a copy online

 

  
Stacey Tolbert comes from a mixture of greens and tofu, doused in lyrical sunsets, algebraic variables and locked up in baby-ghurl moonlit militant truth paper. Affectionately known as the Brown Suga Poet. Sista. Mama. healer. Writer. Playwright. Author. Teacher. Workshop facilitator. 

Afrikan.  Human. Her words to a dance of Harlem shake meets 40's waltz and dare not be labeled as an everyday spoken word poet. She be griot. Oracle. Orator. Storyteller. Scribe.

Greens and tofu.

She is the Author of Baring My Soul, Playwright of the drama A Quarter Past The Blues, freelance writer of various print and online magazines spoken wordist, motivational speaker and Workshop facilitator of Healertainment, C.P.A.M. and Sistainment-GirlsGroup workshops.

 

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