There is no doubt that Poet Freddie R. Walton lived in and survived the eyes of many storms in his young life ("The Quiet Storm"). He takes you through his personal philosophies with candid explanations as to why he might seem angry at times at the social upheavals around him ('Why I'm Mad" and "At War"). He eventually comes to a place in his life where he gets in touch with his spirituality, ("Neter Connection"). Finding the peace he needed ("The Covenant"), he was able to settled into accepting himself ("The Pen Became Me") and is now living in the promise that his "destiny is not the...
There is no doubt that Poet Freddie R. Walton lived in and survived the eyes of many storms in his young life ("The Quiet Storm"). He takes you throug...
