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    February 18, 2001

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    Married

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    High School or Equivalent

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    Crossett, AR

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    Black/African American

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    Leo


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Eyes Wide Open My Life, walking around with my eyes wide open to the reality of this "real world". The games people play, the screen plays they create with their mouths. The title, "I don't know who I am, do you?" The insatiable thirst they... people, seek to quench at the expense of others. Seek, Conquer and Destroy, Self indulged, self centered , self destructive. On the contrary, my eyes long to see a world of love and peace. Honesty and harmony overcomes and fills me. Aching to walk around a surface that has face value and not back stabbers. In the words of the O'Jays...."those backstabbers". You know the tune...but all I hear is "For the love of money". You know that tune too. Where the word love actually becomes a verb...demanding action, and not a piece of trash blowing in the wind...from pillar to post. A world where violence was merely a broken nose or a black eye. Not a mother going to jail to set bail or to the morgue to identify the seed of her soul. My eyes are wide open only to drop tears. Tears because I see that procreation has turn into dangerous recreation and a child is number, a dollar ...a new hairdo. Where a relationship is associated, categorized with prostitution because you get what you pay for. Eyes WIDE OPEN....what do you see??


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