Interview with Sounds Of Fire

from Poetry Vybe-Cast Hosted by Pen-Game Jamez

In this podcast episode Spokenword Artist Sounds Of Fire drops by and talks to us about what inspired him to do poetry, his poetry projects and his creativity for poetry. To be featured on the podcast or want their poems heard on our podcast go to [email protected] Follow us on Instagram, YouTube and tiktok @Poetryrealmentertainment Enjoy!

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