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Angelita S. Cohen
~ Your Imagination Is as Vivid as You Write It ~
The writer, Angelita S. Cohen, is a single forty-four-year young African American Puerto Rican Jewish descendant born and raised in...vizualizați mai multe~ Your Imagination Is as Vivid as You Write It ~
The writer, Angelita S. Cohen, is a single forty-four-year young African American Puerto Rican Jewish descendant born and raised in Lakewood, New Jersey. She has a passion for writing poems as she inspires others to enjoy lifes journey regardless of its challenges. Her favorite quote is Live each day as if it were your last days, having no regrets. Her motto in life is that you can live happily off broken pieces.
She is the mother of two beautiful children, son Jerome L. Cohen-Artis ll and daughter Angelisa E. Cohen who produced four wonderful fruits: Aaryn, Ariel, Moran, and Angel.
She is a 2017 Cum Laude Alumni Sociology Norfolk State University Graduate with a bachelors degree and is currently continuing her education at Norfolk State University, in pursuit of a Masters Degree in Urban Education Community Counseling.
She has evolved in her community as she has given of herself. She volunteered for Habitat for Humanity, Sentara Obici Hospital, and The Ronald McDonalds House. She served as a Presidential Student Ambassador at Paul D. Camp Community College, treasurer for NSU Sociology Club, and A Youth Leader of Disciples Ministry.
Her passion is to share love, passion, and laughter with others through poetry. She believes that when you can express yourself openly, only then are you free to live, be, and become all you dream to be. Let God use you. All references to Scripture were taken from the King James Version of the Bible.
She hopes that these prophetic letters and poems will encourage others to unmask life again, and be free from the negative thoughts, brokenness, unwelcomed reminders, and any identity crisis. Therefore, love, live, and laugh from this day and for infinity.vizualizați mai puține