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Invisible Chains
“Why do you keep goin’ back to this guy?” I asked, examining the bruises up and down her arms, and the smearing make up she used in an attempt to cover the scars on her body. “I’m afraid to leave.” She said into my shirt. “I have a baby with him and not only that, he’s usually good to me and Stevie. It’s just that alcohol, when he gets drunk he talks with his fist, maybe it’s my fault sometimes… I know you probably think I’m stupid.” “Not stupid, just blind. You have to leave before things get out of hand.
23 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 5, 2019
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Saleem Little
51 books8 followersWriter, Poet, Publisher - Saleem Little is the author of over ten novels and Co-Founder and Owner of Mitanni Publishing (A subsidiary of Lexington Press). Some of his interest include: writing, reading, traveling, painting and spending time family.
In 2006 I lost a friend named Kareem Williams. He was murdered at the age of 24. At that point, I knew no other way to express myself than through writing. I began to write about our lives up until the point of his death and what had led us to that point.
The path to self-discovery starts with this sort of introspection and in this introspective state I discovered within the self a love for writing. After completing "Get In, Get Out" a story loosely based around the lives of those closest to me, I realized I had so many more stories to tell. This led to the sequel of "Get In, Get Out" - "Love and the Game" - and a plethora of books to follow.
In between books I kept myself busy with the writing of poems and songs. This led to another discovery, the artist within.
After exhausting a lifetime of ideas, I decided to publish the works of others while my life experiences slowly developed new stories to be written later.
Writing is a major part of my life and I appreciate all who take time out of their busy days to view and support my work.
In 2006 I lost a friend named Kareem Williams. He was murdered at the age of 24. At that point, I knew no other way to express myself than through writing. I began to write about our lives up until the point of his death and what had led us to that point.
The path to self-discovery starts with this sort of introspection and in this introspective state I discovered within the self a love for writing. After completing "Get In, Get Out" a story loosely based around the lives of those closest to me, I realized I had so many more stories to tell. This led to the sequel of "Get In, Get Out" - "Love and the Game" - and a plethora of books to follow.
In between books I kept myself busy with the writing of poems and songs. This led to another discovery, the artist within.
After exhausting a lifetime of ideas, I decided to publish the works of others while my life experiences slowly developed new stories to be written later.
Writing is a major part of my life and I appreciate all who take time out of their busy days to view and support my work.
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