Trapped in an Open Cell
The Story of a Good Man Adjusting to the World Around Him
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This girl was amazing, not your typical Barfly or Lounge Lizard. She was extremely fit like an athlete. Her calves looked as if they were formed by the hands of God himself. The dress she wore made sure that you noticed each and every curve of her awesome body. Spaghetti-straps also allowed you to admire her feminine shoulders and silky glistening arms with no distractions. You couldn’t help but behold her small waistline that led your eyes straight down to a nicely formed posterior. This onion not only brought a tear to your eye but it also made many in the crowd drool. One man had to rush to the restroom to wipe the slobber from of his collar. I mean even some of the straight women stopped in their tracks to admire her amazing beauty. She stepped towards me in her pink shimmering dress with black stiletto heels that she looked very comfortable in. I kept dancing like it was nothing new. Then she smiled at me. It wasn’t the smile that captured me. No, it was those beautiful ice-blue eyes of hers. She had to be mixed because you could see the black in her, especially her assets. Not too big but very well-rounded. I love me a good rump roast and she was looking very tasty.
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About the Book
My book captures the plight of a good man’s battle with the social behavior of the environment around him. He grew up in the comforting surroundings of the city of Chicago in the 1970s. Moving around as a child with his mom, they settled in Parkway Gardens at the tender age of six. Our hero took care of his mom as much as he could at such a young age. He even learned how to cook and take care of himself, unsupervised, by the age of seven. He extended that courtesy to his little sister when she appeared around the time that he was turning nine. This was so that his mom wouldn’t have to worry about paying a sitter. Things were going well until his father moved in with the rest of the family and his mom started attending church. The young man’s mother began to become a totally different person. Everything came to a head when he reached the age of sixteen. Chris, our hero was determined to escape the madness of his abusive home and make a better future for himself. He was a child of channel eleven and the ABC Afterschool Special. He stood fast to the belief that every problem could be solved if you put in the time and effort. After joining the military and attending college, Chris sowed his wild oats and began to look for a bride. It is said, “What you run from will always catch up to you.” The young man from Parkway found that out firsthand in the beginning years of his long-awaited marriage. He made the mistake of promising her that he wouldn’t leave her during their time of courtship, but when it got rough and he saw the vicious cycle of his young years returning though his ever-loving wife, he tried to put her away with the truth. Sometimes people only hear what they want, and this is where the story begins. Please enjoy.
About the Author
Talking about myself is really not my forte. This is my attempt to enlighten you about the man behind the words. I am an artist that dreams in vivid color. I see a brighter future even though the view in front of me doesn’t deem that to be true. I have seen greatness and indulged. My heart can hear the stream that flows into the river of magnificence. The hand of my father touches my brow as he bestows his wisdom and courage upon me. My feelings of pain does not break me it just drives me to continue my journey. Where this voyage takes me is far from predictable and I look forward to the light. My mind is open and my soul is receiving. So I am prepared for a better tomorrow and volunteer to assist in the cultivation of beauty to be felt. That is me in a nutshell. No matter what, you have to find something that makes you happy without harming you. Happiness is a must. That is my quest, to introduce a natural high to everyone.