Poetry helped mold me, but the words of the great people I look up to guided me to greater pastures. I was born in the Bronx, raised in Harlem, but my creativity began when friends and family overlooked me.

He is a writer in the day, and through the late evenings under the fall sky hours. He graduated from Wadleigh Secondary High School in June 2002 in Harlem where he became the first male in his family to graduate. “High school was where my writing took off and I never stopped moving. It started with pure poetry and then a summer romance that ended so early made me realize that I had more to offer the world based on experience with different romantic cycles, so I created Teardrop to combat with my poems of old. I believe the nice guys are entitled to be on top and get the girls. Rain of Deception is my new thriller designed to alert parents to keep your kids close, and protect them from strangers, in order to not become victim of their worst nightmarish hour. My greatest inspiration in this world has been my son and the strength he's given me since his Christmas Eve inception. God is good!!!”

Rain of Deception
Lollipops and sunflower seeds are all a girl's best friend, but not for Rain Waters. A young pretentious teenage girl from the Webster Houses section of the Bronx. Her innocence is taken early in life by her father, and she soon finds herself consistently victimized by her very own mother and entrapped in a world where her body is for sale. She has been told by those closest to her that no one gives a damn about whether she lives, or dies. Their only concern is just about the money they're paying her uncle and papa for her services. When it hits home that all she is to them is bait thrown like a fish to a sea of men, she begins to plan her escape route, but at the tender age of twelve, how far can Rain get in seeking restitution? And with her past history, who will believe her over her “Sugar Daddy’s” pocket funds and who won’t kill to have her in the sack?

Teardrop The PW is love
New York has always been known as the "Mecca," the city that never sleeps. This is why Quincy aka Q's always forced to sleep with one eye open. Born and raised into tragedies having lost both parents to double murder at a tender age of 8 and suffering a heartbreak as a teen, Q is conflicted with making the biggest decision in his life: Belle. The moment he laid his eyes on Belle aka "Love" he knew he wanted her in his abandoned world. He knows the Love of Belle won't come easy, due to her being wifed up by the local street hood and high school basketball star Ricky aka "Pretty Ricky," who has no plans of letting her go anytime soon, whether she wants to go, or not. Belle is torn between the love and admirable security she'd have with Q and the harsh and steady reality of what she has always known with Ricky. Q and Belle are forced to learn early that "True Love" is not an easy road. Welcome to Teardrop

Rain of Deception
Lollipops and sunflower seeds are all a girl's best friend, but not for Rain Waters. A young pretentious teenage girl from the Webster Houses section of the Bronx. Her innocence is taken early in life by her father, and she soon finds herself consistently victimized by her very own mother and entrapped in a world where her body is for sale. She has been told by those closest to her that no one gives a damn about whether she lives, or dies. Their only concern is just about the money they're paying her uncle and papa for her services. When it hits home that all she is to them is bait thrown like a fish to a sea of men, she begins to plan her escape route, but at the tender age of twelve, how far can Rain get in seeking restitution? And with her past history, who will believe her over her “Sugar Daddy’s” pocket funds and who won’t kill to have her in the sack?

Rain of Deception
Lollipops and sunflower seeds are all a girl's best friend, but not for Rain Waters. A young pretentious teenage girl from the Webster Houses section of the Bronx. Her innocence is taken early in life by her father, and she soon finds herself consistently victimized by her very own mother and entrapped in a world where her body is for sale. She has been told by those closest to her that no one gives a damn about whether she lives, or dies. Their only concern is just about the money they're paying her uncle and papa for her services. When it hits home that all she is to them is bait thrown like a fish to a sea of men, she begins to plan her escape route, but at the tender age of twelve, how far can Rain get in seeking restitution? And with her past history, who will believe her over her “Sugar Daddy’s” pocket funds and who won’t kill to have her in the sack?