Timothy W. Crawford
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Timothy William Crawford was born and raised in the Washington Metropolitan area. Mr. Crawford is a freelance writer, who has also worked as a Community Activist for causes such as community revitalization, urban development and countering discrimination within our nations lending institutions.

Timothy focuses many of his writings on society. He states: "Many of the folks speaking on behalf of our generation fail to understand the realities of the environments we must survive. I do not condone a person who picks up a gun to solve a problem, but on the other hand, I can relate to and comprehend the influences that bring on those types of actions. It's time we tell the truth about what's happening in our communities."

Regarding love and relationships, he adds: "The emotions of love, desire and pain have been written thousands of times by many different writers. I strive to relay my feelings in unique manners. My quest is to communicate love, pain and desire in a form that is not only touching, but also distinctive."

Mr. Crawford's work has been published in several local periodicals and magazines. Timothy's specialties include poetry, prose, screenwriting and short story. You can find out more about him on his web site Poets' Place.

You can contact Mr. Crawford to comment on his work by sending an e-mail to twcrawford@yahoo.com or by sending an e-mail to TimBookTu and it will be forwarded.

Works on TimBookTu by Timothy W. Crawford



Short Story

Why Sistas Have Such Beautiful Bodies


Poetry

1999, V I C T O R Y!!
2 Hour Brother
2 Much
A Breath
A Couple
A Little Change
Bitter
Black We Are with Domonique Bryant
Bloody Hands
Brothers
Change
Chasing Before
City
Dads
Deadly Cycle
Dealer
Deep
Easy Sundays
Gunz and Tonguez
I Shall Break It Down...Let-It-Be-Broke & Remain-Forever-Broken
It's Whatever
Last Call
Less Than Best
Lifetime Drama
Like DM to da X
Natural
Nothin' But Love 4 U
Once and For All, A Revolution
P E R S U A S I O N
Politickin
Single Mom Raisin' Boys
Southern Shine
Tall Tale
The Dance
Time
U Hurt Me Just a Lil' Bit
What Black Men Know


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