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“I Am Enough” II Spoken Word

Date: 17 Feb 2016Author: jcladyluv 0 Comments

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Jimmetta Carpenter was born and raised in the Prince George’s County Maryland and has had a very big imagination since a very early age. Her love of words has allowed her to express herself in ways in which verbally she can not. She is a freelance writer, blogger, and the author of a collection of poetry, The Art of Love under the Pseudonym Gemini and is currently working on several novels. View all posts by jcladyluv

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