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October 2014  \nCopyright © Australian International Academic Centre, Australia  \nINSOLVENCY [Poetry/ Fiction]  \nAngela Brown [E-mail: brownlas6@aol.com](E-mail: brownlas6@aol.com)  \nDoi:10.7575/aiac.alls.v.5n.5p. 10  \nURL: [http://dx.doi.org/10.7575/aiac.alls.v.5n.5p.10](http://dx.doi.org/10.7575/aiac.alls.v.5n.5p.10)  \nReceived: 13/06/2014  \nAccepted: 11/08/2014  \nAbstract  \nIt has been created within the larger realm culture, in that \"Black methodology differs from most colonial differences by  \nmembers of a minority community who reside within a nation of cultural biases.\"Keywords: Black Scholar, Black Methodology, Blackness Theory Introduction  \nBrown poems are inspired by her aesthetic beauty keying messages of liberty, desponding meaning through dance, expelling reason through sound, desponding language through hymns as she uplifts her audience through an American epic reflective of the social conditions of American culture.  \nExpansion  \nVoices echoing, muttering sounds  \nLike a black hawk calling its mate.  \nCrying out, searching, crying out,  \nNo response.  \nPain will pierce the heart,  \nSorrow will be a hallow shell,  \nMemories will be broken,  \nWords of the mentally ill.  \nDifficulty is the prisoner of self-thought,  \nVoices die within a glass shield.  \nWords have become a vacant lot,  \nRacy thoughts ready to explode.  \nWords pulled from my lips  \nRecognizes forbidden truth  \nDangling in the spoken absence of confusion.  \nA delusional mind wonders across the page  \nInfinitely desponding madness.  \nIndulgence  \nVoices climb effortlessly  \nthrough this gate of thorns  \nI become another  \nwasted suicide.  \nI become prisoner to stolen voices  \nempty hearts letting go  \nRelationships pierce the glass ceiling of my heart  \ni cry for all the life I love.  \nALLS 5(5):10-21, 2014 11  \nI become the disabled poet singing words into a barren sky Voices sing my name backwards lead me into a dance of death.  \nInvisible wings cover my fears Invisible wings cover my scars.  \nI pray for a river of love where my feet dance joy I cry for a river of love where my soul flows.  \nI am the old poet ofpain regret burden I am the new poet writing life back into my breath.  \nLove Burns  \nYou failed to understand True love is a bind  \nI will love you when you’re down I will hold true for eternity For our love holds no boundary Keeping our fate until serenity Joyful tears of regret If I could take it all away  \nOur love is true Love is about you  \nLove is what burns Within my heart You carry my soul Our fate for serenity When you left me alone I felt empty inside Love full blown  \nLove denied Our love burns It burns, it burns, it burns…  \nFor what I hoped was true Our feelings were bare Love is how I feel For all I know is real Someday Love burns  \nALLS 5(5):10-21, 2014 12  \nThe lesson lovers learn Real love burns  \nLove burns inside…oh it burns, it burns, and it burns Of what my heart reveals The importance of youth Of what our heart conceals  \nLet it burn, let it burn, let true love burn  \nRain  \nChorus: Rain, rain falling Rain falling down Let it rain  \nLet it rain  \nLet it rain Trying to find a piece of mind  \nThe meaning to love Been meaning to explain The way I'm feeling Deep my emotions The words I been meaning to say Love, and it ends in silence…  \nWith this feeling I cannot keep running away  \nChorus  \nI got it bad I, alone and confused Knowing there aren’t no love Like the love I am feeling now Silence is so cold Let it rain, rain, rain down, down down  \nWith you I cannot live without The pain that passes Wondering if it ’s worth while The possibility of hope Dwindling through time  \nRight now my choice is to be with you I am nothing without you You are the motions, fantasies, desire  \nALLS 5(5):10-21, 2014 13  \nThe erupts passion inside This feeling is the meaning Why love happens to  \nChorus  \nLet it rain, rain Let it pour rain, rain Rain Rain I feel you fee","cbCaidqVMHV8TZza","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidqVMHV8TZza","pdf",128952,12,"English","# Abstract\n## Introduction\n## Expansion\n## Indulgence\n## Love Burns\n## Rain\n## All of Me\n## Broken Love","[{\"question\":\"Who wrote INSOLVENCY [Poetry/ Fiction]?\",\"answer\":\"INSOLVENCY [Poetry/ Fiction] is authored by Angela Brown.\"},{\"question\":\"What themes does the poem collection emphasize?\",\"answer\":\"The text emphasizes Black methodology and Blackness theory, using language, sound, and hymn-like expression to convey liberty, sorrow, inner conflict, and social conditions.\"},{\"question\":\"How does “Rain” function in the work?\",\"answer\":\"“Rain” is used as a refrain for searching for peace of mind and expressing love’s meaning, with emotions that shift between hope, confusion, and longing.\"}]","Advances in Language and Literary Studies - Vol. 5 No. 5 - INSOLVENCY [Poetry/ Fiction] | PDF",1792067856,18]