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Painted Hearts: The Writings of a Young Poet
Painted Hearts: The Writings of a Young Poet
Painted Hearts: The Writings of a Young Poet
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The writings of this young poet and author are a collection of experiences and non-experiences that the young and old can enjoy and relate to. Every poem has a message from love and relationships to uplifting and motivating an individual to achieve beyond their wildest dreams. It's a must-read for young individuals who are exploring relationships in this modern day and time. It will make you laugh, smile, and shed a tear or two, while giving you the knowledge and wisdom you want and need.
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PublisherAuthorHouse
Release dateSep 16, 2011
ISBN9781463446147
Painted Hearts: The Writings of a Young Poet
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Kendra L. Kelley

Kendra Kelley is a writer who focuses on uplifting females and males with her work. Through her writings she conveys a message that is relatable to the young and old. She shares her experiences on love and relationships to connect with others. She also uses her inspirational writings to help motivate others to succeed and accomplish their goals. Her style of writing is unique, because she uses modern day phrases and terminology to connect with a wide range of readers. She has the knowledge and credibility, some of which she gained as a journalism student at Auburn University in Auburn, Al. She has also showcased her talents and passion for writing as an editor for the award winning Auburn newspaper, The Plainsman. As a graduate with a degree in journalism she continues to cultivate her writing ability in all genres, such as poetry.

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    Painted Hearts - Kendra L. Kelley

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    © 2011 by Kendra L. Kelley. All rights reserved.

    No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

    First published by AuthorHouse 08/09/2011

    ISBN: 978-1-4634-4616-1 (sc)

    ISBN: 978-1-4634-4615-4 (hc)

    ISBN: 978-1-4634-4614-7 (ebk)

    Library of Congress Control Number: 2011913740

    Printed in the United States of America

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    This book is printed on acid-free paper.

    Because of the dynamic nature of the Internet, any web addresses or links contained in this book may have changed since publication and may no longer be valid. The views expressed in this work are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the publisher, and the publisher hereby disclaims any responsibility for them.

    Dedication

    This book is dedicated to my parents John and Arentha Kelley.

    Also to my sister, Tara Scott and brother-in-law, Walter Scott.

    Thank you for giving me the advice and wisdom I needed to draw

    strength from, and for motivating me to fullfill my dreams.

    P.S. Uncle Sylvester, Thank You!

    CONTENTS

    Dedication

    Words on a page

    Love just is . . .

    The unexpected

    Say yes!!

    Somewhere under the moon

    Never been kissed

    The Connection

    He is . . .

    Kool-aid Man

    Babyface . . . An Ode to Hip Hop’s Unwritten Past

    Expect the Unexpected

    Hot Chocolate

    Strawberry Cheesecake

    What about the other guy?

    Why stand alone?

    Where do we stand . . . Mr. Man?

    Fly-by-guy

    Homeboy

    Somewhere under the moon . . . cherish me

    The time has come . . . hang up the phone

    No need to reply

    Baby Doll

    The Proposal

    Distant love

    Love Me, Then Leave Me

    Tear stains on my pillow

    Release Me

    When you’re not looking . . .

    Never found love like this

    The Pain Train . . . Who’s on Board?

    Loving the color blue

    My Moment

    Fairytales

    Wisdom of a color defined

    Thank you . . . a star is born

    Melodies in my head, The Expression Movement

    There’s no turning back

    Touch the sky

    Dreams are real

    The Plate of Life

    Wealth does not define happiness

    You ask, Who are you?

    Sundance

    Makeup

    My beautiful is sexy

    The great separation

    Do you know where you’re running to?

    A mother’s second born

    Opened eyes watched the news

    Poetic Inspirations

    Words on a page

    Where have you been all my life?

    You seemed to have snuck up on me.

    What made you speak to me?

    The beautiful things you say roll off my tongue,

    So smoothly.

    You are my passion.

    No need to question how or why.

    You whisper sweet nothings,

    And I try not to cry.

    You make me smile.

    You make me laugh.

    You breathe life into me,

    When I gasp.

    Love at first read.

    You understood me.

    My thoughts and your words,

    Hey there poetry.

    LOVE

    An emotion of strong affection

    and personal attachment

    Love just is . . .

    The color red;

    Water is not as thick as blood.

    You still remember the things he said,

    But he chose to treat you like mud.

    Your charming stud,

    Turned into a dud.

    He stood you up,

    And then later has the nerve to say what’s up.

    He kept you thinking he could still be the one.

    After all the things he had done,

    He just turned his head.

    You he shunned,

    And you’re the fool who wishes you were dead.

    Now he’s studying med,

    And you won’t get out of bed.

    Your heart wasn’t getting fed.

    At least that’s what they said,

    The day you bled.

    You remembered that last moment,

    Your time and

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