In My Eyes II

by Julian Davenport

Overview

In My Eyes II is the greatest book of poetry created since Shakespeare penned his Sonnets. Filled with powerful lines of truth emerged with a unique rhythmic pattern delivered by the inspiring style of poet Juelz. Have you ever found yourself at a lost for words to describe the way you are feeling? Well, good thing every possible scenario is explored in this magnificent creation of words. I challenge anyone to read every poem in this book. This book isn't for anyone this book is for everyone. This book is for the weak that seek to be strong this is for the ambitious who never give up on their dreams. This book is for those strong enough to fight addiction. This book is for those who stand up for equality and fight for justice for everyone. This book is for those willing to explore through the eyes of another. Sometimes the best way to understand our own struggle is to explore through another's. Well that is what IN MY EYES URBAN POETRY SERIES is all about, take a chance explore the world get lost in the words come on this ride see our world IN MY EYES.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940162134190
Publisher:	Juelz Publishing
Publication date:	06/27/2018
Series:	IN MY EYES URBAN POETRY SERIES , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Julian Davenport could’ve had a much different narrative. Young, black and no father in sight, Davenport shunned school and found his stride selling drugs. Not even a stint in state prison deterred him. Five years ago, facing a third potential jail term after a drug conviction in Harrisburg, Davenport came clean. He turned to poetry. Julian Davenport interacts with the student in his Writers Workshop at Marshall Elementary School in Harrisburg. In little more than a year, Davenport penned some 50 poems, all meditations on the hardships of life on the streets, jail and violence. His book, “In My Eyes,” resonates with a hip, urban diction and cadence. His poems are anchored to a resolve that the writer has the power to change his life. Davenport hopes to spread that message to others. “Everybody doesn’t grow up being good their whole life,” Davenport says. “I feel sometimes people are put in a position where they gotta keep hitting their head against the wall but when it’s time to turn around, they’re gonna do more good than they ever would’ve.”