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Southern Lady, Poet, disabled, whose teachers pushed me to write in elementary school. I didn't have confidence so I was a Girl Scout, volunteered, and had a lot of Barbie Dolls as well as an Easy Bake Oven. I didn't stop writing. People kept being supportive with my work. Suddenly I found myself writing on s regular basis. In no time at all I was honored all around as a Poet. It's been about 50years. I've enjoyed every step in the process.

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For You, I Write This Happy Song
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Dear Alexis
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Where Is My Son
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Together With God
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Ceremony Of Life
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Because You're My Mom
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Redondo's My Dream Place
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