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    Kel’S Poetry Blues
    Kel’S Poetry Blues
    Kel’S Poetry Blues
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    Kel’S Poetry Blues

    By Kelton Latson

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    Kels poetry blues is a book of poetry written by Kelton Latson, who is a young poet that has been writing poetry since his ninth grade year in high school. The theme of Kels Poetry Blues is pretty self-explanatory. The Blues. What is the blues? What does the blues feel like? What does it mean to have the blues? In this book of poetry you will read what the young poet holds inside his heart and inside his mind. You will read on his outlook of life, fulfilling dreams and love. The poems all tell a tale of exactly what it is like having the blues.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateJan 3, 2013
    ISBN9781477288115
    Kel’S Poetry Blues
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    Kelton Latson

    Kelton Latson is a young fictional story book writer and poet. He started writing his freshmen year in high school after being encouraged by one of his literature teachers’, after she had read lyrics to a song he had written. Has time took its course, Kelton being to read poems written by past poet such as Langston Hughes and also studied lyrics written by some of his favorite Hip-hop artist. He then started to get into spoken word poetry. Kelton has won two poetry slam competition that his high school has held and also performed at a Def Poetry Jam event held at Kent State University where he previously attended. Some of his favorite book authors include Omar Tyree, Eric Jerome Dickey and Angela Johnson. Kelton Latson whom is only in his early twenties hopes to be a successful story book writer.

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      Book preview

      Kel’S Poetry Blues - Kelton Latson

      Contents

      Dancing in your eyes

      Poetry

      Everyday People

      All I do is write/ good people

      Can you smile

      Boys and Girls

      Do you see the pride in the mother

      In So Deep

      All Kinds of blue

      Just like daddy

      Love like this

      Dream Stuck

      Wishing Stars

      Maybe Tomorrow

      Mr. Sandman

      Eyes

      All dreams go blue

      Girl Blue

      Lonely girl

      Kel Blue

      Dreams biggest nightmare

      The boy who could

      Creepin

      I once knew/ I once saw

      Still dreaming

      One day

      Her smile

      What’s it like

      Happy soul

      Kel

      Pretty Dandelion Girl

      Lonely Soul

      Never give up

      Cry

      Pain

      Just you & I

      Life is a traffic Jam

      Sadness in the poet

      Hold Fast to dreams

      Blinded/ Reflection of yourself

      Love age

      Think about you

      The good guy

      Sleeping Man

      Sick of writing sad poems

      She’s such an actress

      Flossie

      The Blues

      Little Young Blues Boy

      Dancing in your eyes

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      It’s never a surprise that every time I see you I find myself dancing in your eyes.

      Whether it’s fast dancing or slow dancing,

      it always leads to something romancing.

      All I wanna do is cool out and relax outside with you by my side.

      Being held hostage by your smile and watch me dancing in your eyes.

      While I hold your hands feeling your soft sun-kissed skin,

      I’ll be staring into your beautiful eyes, watching us dance.

      Poetry

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      Some write about being mad, some write about being sad. Some write about the feeling of really hating their dad. Some write about being young, some write about being grown. Some write about being alone, some write about never finding home. Some write about the cause, some write about the struggle. Some write about the bully at school giving them trouble. Some write about politics, some write about religion. Some write about

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