Walter Rooks
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Walter Harris Rooks Jr. is a thirty-three year old African-American poet born March 8th, 1972. He says, "My writing has appeared in AIM magazine and most recently The Eintouist. While it is essential that I share my African-American perspective, it is also important for me to share my human perspective; thus my writing is as diverse in subject matter as it is in appearance. My task is simple, to write, or die trying. I have an obligation to share my voice through both professional and amateur avenues. I am blessed, married with four beautiful children. Thank You...Love, Peace, Prayers..." Mr. Rooks was born and raised in Yuma, Arizona and now resides in Fallon, Nevada.

You can contact Mr. Rooks via e-mail at waltrks@yahoo.com or by sending an e-mail to TimBookTu and it will be forwarded.


Works on TimBookTu by Walter Rooks

Poetry

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All Aboard
America
An Hour of Sleep
A Song fo' Rosa Parks
A Suitcase Full of Laughs
Beauty an' Blues
Black Girl
Captivity
Clean Up Lady
Cold Cold Blues
Cuban Ties
Curfew
Eight Track
Entre Nous
Eternity
Even You in Summer
Harlem's Loss
House of Jazz
Karma
Leavin' Home
Looking Glass
Love Aqueous
Love Miles
Love Wounds
Mama Gave Him A Plate and Five Dollars Days Back
Middle Passage
Nothing More
Rainproof
Remembering Our Song
Retsam
Reunion
Same Ol' Shoes
Seasons of Change
Shadows
Shortcuts
Sodapopcorn
Strumpets Play
The Arrangement
The Breath of Him Now
Tusks and Trunks
We Can't Forget
We Wait for Spring
Why, When I Have You?
Yesterday's Dream


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