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Jul 16, 2026 12 min

TODAY I CRIED by j-so

from j-so Poetry Hosted by Janis Small Omide

TODAY I CRIED – written and shared by j-so – aka janis small omide – 5/25/2026. Jso poetry’s background music is for educational purposes to introduce listeners to the great artists of her time. J-so Poetry is under the fair use act which permits the use of j-so poetry podcast – with no financial gain – to teach and educate on American music and history. The background music to this poem, TODAY I CRIED is instrumental only of the masterful song WE ARE ONE -- from the title track album, WE ARE ONE—by Maze Featuring Frankie Beverly We Are One, released in 1983, is the fifth studio album by the soul, funk, R&B, jazz group – Frankie Beverly & MAZE … the complete album is written and produced by the late FRANKIE BEVERLY For a free downloadable copy of TODAY I CRIED, visit www.ohmeday.us and go to the tab jso poetry - PDF of poem Again, thanks so much for allowing me to share my heart with yours … Until next time, peace, love & harmony! j-so Poetry, www.jsopoetry.live [email protected]

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