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Author Tamesha S. Hawkins interviewed with POET Spotlightds
September 22, 2011 – Tamesha Hawkins, author of Sugar Lumps and Black Eye Blues and Confectionately Yours among other titles, was recently interviewed by POET spotlight. POET spotlight gives poets the stage to showcase their works. A new poet is featured every month or so.
“Poetry adds a spice to life that if subtracted would clearly leave the world a bland pot of mediocrity,” Tamesha said in response to “what does poetry add to the world?”
Read the full interview.
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Confectionately Yours falls in step with debut work Sugar Lumps and Black Eye Blues by highlighting the author’s spirited phrase “even sugar can be raw”. Personal, political and passionate this journal of moments examines the triumphs, pitfalls and chaos of daily living with a pen and a notebook for social change. Documenting birthdays, holidays, campaign trails, Auld Lang Syne, Valentine, social causes to Santa Claus, May flowers and Spring showers with anticipation to find the natural saccharine of humanity. |
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Sugar Lumps and Black Eye Blues is a smorgasbord of emotions that are sautéed in wordplay. The course begins with cocktails of exploration leading to desserts of revelations, revealing many journeys in womanhood. When stepping inside these pages, select from a menu of moments to entice the mental palette. You won’t be satisfied unless every moment is sopped up like gravy to a biscuit. Make time to savor in memories of relationship while cultivating a better outlook on new ones. |
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