Real Talk Special Day 3-HAPPY NATIONAL POETRY MONTH

from Wanda Jefferson · host Wanda Jefferson

Welcome Everyone to the third Real Talk Special for National Poetry Month. Enjoy !!! See you tomorrow for Day 4 !!! Fingersnaps !!! Here are the links promised ( All rights of each poets poetry are to them directly): www.poetry.org Maya Angelou, Robert Frost, and Shel Silverstein www.poetryfoundation.org Nikki Giovanni, Gwendolyn Brooks, Amiri Baraka, Emily Dickinson and Edgar Allen Poe www.mariagillan.com/poems.html Maria Mazziotti Gillan https://laurabosspoet.owrdpress.com/poems/ Laura Boss P.S. Its live and uncut plus there is some real talk mixed in as well. "Remember forgive and forget but let the memories teach you something"-Wanda Jefferson ( I said both of these lol ) "Remember forgive and forget but let the memories teach you lessons"-Wanda Jefferson

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