Stories of a Harlem Resident

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Pub Date 14 Jun 2022 | Archive Date 7 Aug 2024

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Stories of Harlem Resident details my childhood journey in poetry form. It describes the journey of overcoming various obstacles to become a success. It's emotional, motivational, and inspirational!

Stories of a Harlem Resident recently won 3rd place in the 2023 BookFest Awards for Inspirational Poetry!


Stories of Harlem Resident details my childhood journey in poetry form. It describes the journey of overcoming various obstacles to become a success. It's emotional, motivational, and inspirational!

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Stories of a Harlem Resident is an inspiring collection of poems that vividly captures the author's childhood journey in Harlem, showcasing the resilience and determination it took to overcome obstacles and achieve success. The emotional depth and motivational tone of the poetry make it a powerful read for anyone seeking inspiration. I enjoyed this book because it offers a heartfelt glimpse into the struggles and triumphs that shape our paths, providing both encouragement and a sense of connection with the author's experiences.

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I admit that I am a tad bit biased because Javier was a student of mine. I love his observations of life and his optimism. I also love his word play. In the poem Visionary, I love the short staccato rhythm in the poem created by the alliteration. I can see that Javier has a great deal more inside him and I look forward to seeing his next book.

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