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clarence reed
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- Desoto, TX
- United States
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Future Poet left a comment for clarence reed"Apologies Clarence i missed your previous post.
But whenever your ready to have a chat about spoken word I am here now.
Bless
Future Poet"
clarence reed left a comment for Nellie Travis"Nellie life is like a box of chocalate and it appears you have chosen the good kind would love to preview some of your work and have you as a friend."
Gail Phoenix left a comment for clarence reed"Thank you for the friend invitation, Clarence. You seem determined to make a difference in the world...all the best wishes to you...AND don't forget to take care of you!"
Deborah left a comment for clarence reed"Hi Clarence,
It's nice to meet you. I haven't heard of the work you mention with the spoken word singing good health but it sounds intriguing. I'd love to know more."
clarence reed left a comment for NikkiNicole"Hello Nikki thanks for the invite to your circle of achievement."
clarence reed left a comment for Niko"NIKO HOW ARE YOU YOUR PAGE IS GREAT THE FLOWERS ARE BEAUTIFUL."
clarence reed left a comment for Da Poet Tim Jackson"Tim whats up lets talk and exchange ideas about a spoken word venue."
clarence reed left a comment for Mike Wallace"Mike whats up man that look fits my genre, my spoken word place and art gallery coming soon if ever in dallas tx drop a line."
clarence reed left a comment for JadaRae"looking for friends to collaborate on my blast from the past love jones atmosphere in dallas tx."
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- Relationship Status:
- Single
- About Me:
- Im a 43 year old native of dallas extremely cultural sensitive i work in the mental health field and have been for 18 years my passion is art and culture exploring it this is my first exposure this site so i need guidance im looking for people who want to re-create a place like old reciprocity in dallas where badu did wk spoken word singing good health etc. I have access to a starting place im just looking for great minds.
- My Birthdate:
- 03/15/1966
- My Birthplace:
- Parkland Hospital
- My Hometown:
- Dallas Texas
- My Website:
- http://craigs list
- My Favorite Website:
- http://craigs list
- My Favorite Places on Earth:
- brazil,london,rio,and of course home dallas texas.
- My Favorite Foods:
- Fish and a good steak.
- My Favorite Beverages:
- Dr Pepper
- My Favorite Sweets:
- cheesecake
- My Favorite People:
- travelers and readers
- My Favorite Sports Team and/or Individual Sports Personalities:
- Lakers
- My Favorite Books:
- mandella,stokely carmichael ready for revolution,my fathers dreams by obama.
- My Favorite Movies:
- training day denzel,the assan cuba gooding,cadilac records.
- My Favorite Television Shows:
- NA
- My Favorite Music:
- John legend,jill scott,anthony hamilton,life jennings,erica badu,tina marie,shauntae moore
- My School or Alma Mater:
- oakwood did not finish but great place.
- My Career:
- mental health professional
- My Accomplishments:
- Im constantly contributing to changing lives daily i will not sleep til i do my part.
- Why I'm Here:
- Personal, Professional, To Network, To Make Friends, To Share Ideas
- My Passion:
- teach love
- My Hopes:
- and end to world hunger
- My Dreams:
- own a spoken word spot and art gallery.
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 5:00pm on May 4, 2009, clarence reed said…
- come one come all.
- At 8:40am on May 12, 2009,
Ms. Sandi said… - sounds great
- At 5:10pm on May 12, 2009, Deborah said…
- Hi Clarence,
It's nice to meet you. I haven't heard of the work you mention with the spoken word singing good health but it sounds intriguing. I'd love to know more.
- At 6:18pm on May 12, 2009, Gail Phoenix said…
- Thank you for the friend invitation, Clarence. You seem determined to make a difference in the world...all the best wishes to you...AND don't forget to take care of you!
- At 5:52am on February 5, 2010, Future Poet said…
- Apologies Clarence i missed your previous post.
But whenever your ready to have a chat about spoken word I am here now.
Bless
Future Poet
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