Carlton L. Scott
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Carlton L. Scott (aka 1st Poet) is a 43 year-old native of Washington, DC now residing in Hyattsville, MD. The father of a son, Dana, and the grandfather of two beautiful granddaughters, has worked as a locksmith at Georgetown University for over 25 years. He is working on publishing his first book this year. He says that his favorite grounded poets are Mos Def and Alice Parris. Carlton attends Emmanuel Covenant Church in Hyattsville, MD.

He thanks all those who support him and says, "please keep me lifted up that I may continue to write the things that would encourage, inspire, and give hope to my people who suffered so much and yet continue to strive for better days."

You can contact Mr. Scott via e-mail at CScott8262@verizon.net or by sending an e-mail to TimBookTu and it will be forwarded.

Works on TimBookTu by Carlton L. Scott/1st Poet

Poetry

A Brother's Love
Against All The Odds
Another Soul Lost Today
Black is Beautiful
Black Man's Pledge of Allegiance
Black Tears
Bling Bling Bling
Bring On The Drama
Coco Momma
Color of Privilege
Crack
Cry World Cry
Dear Brothers
Don't Let ME Become Desensitized About My Black Brothers
Don't Be Mad
Dream 2008
Dreams
Elegance
Gangsta
Genealogy
Generations Of Pain
Honor
How Do I Love A Black Woman
I Deserve To Be Free
I Hear The Ancestors
I'm Black Because I'm Beautiful
I See The Things You Do
It's All A Game
Just Color
Let's Love Each Other
Martin Luther King Living Out His Dream
Mr. Militant Man
Niggerology
Oh Peace
Only Time Can Heal
Open Your Eyes
Ordinary Man
Our Ancient Past
Queen
Royal
Senator Barack Obama Is Good for America
She Said
Soil Of The Earth
Soldiers Don't Cry
Stressed
Sweet Chocolate Queen Pt 1
Sweet Chocolate Queen Pt II
The Affair
The Big Gentle Fellow
The Rose
The Struggle Must Go On
These Are My Hands
Too Young To Die
To Take A Life
Tribute to Tupac Shakur
Twelve Dozen Of Roses
Uncle New Tom
Victorious
Wall Called Pain
War
We
What Is It about My Beautiful Black Skin
When I'm Gone
White Picket Fence
Who Will Hear Our Cry
Willie Lynch Didn't Lie
You
Young Black Nation



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