Southern Innocence

This is an exceptional and renowned story of a phenomenal woman. It is remarkable that such a power exists, one that transcends from destitute to momentous liberty. This is only the beginning of a new start for the writer.

Because of the nature of our worldwide calamities and grievous afflictions in the present, I'm hoping to depict into my literacy harmoniously peace, justice, and change.

People often say, this or that person has not yet found himself. But the self is not something one finds; it is something one creates.

--The Second Sin, 1973