Professor Righteous Releases New Poetry Collection

NEW YORK

Professor Righteous gathers his thoughts and emotions and casts them into a series of powerful words. "Can't be Soul(ed) Out" (published by Xlibris) is a collection of poetry that strives to make readers reflect on life; to accept its realities, to bask in its energy, to face its avalanche of trials. Each poem booms with a pulse of passion and expression. Relentless waves of rhythm and rhyme crashing into the reader's soul resonating both the bliss and misery from their experiences.

Topics such as racism, greed, homelessness, fame, vanity, violence, and substance abuse are creatively articulated into a lexical art form. Deftly selecting each word, phrase and sentence, Professor Righteous finds elegance in the rhapsody of life and nobility in its sorrow. He laces poetic substance with artistic skill aiming to stir the thoughts of his readers with insightful and mind-warping matters. This fiery compilation of poetry expresses the endless depth that can be found within life.

Exploding with wit, fervor and inspiration, "Can't be Soul(ed) Out" portrays the ups and downs of life through the undeniable gravity of words.

"Can't be Soul(ed) Out"
By Professor Righteous
Hardcover | 6 x 9in | 126 pages | ISBN 9781499026214
Softcover | 6 x 9in | 126 pages | ISBN 9781499026221
E-Book | 126 pages | ISBN 9781499026184
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author

Based on Queens, New York, Professor Righteous is both a writer and a spoken word artist. Poetry is his main choice of expression because to him, it is not bound by rules, technicalities and structure. From a simple hobby to a part-time career, he feels poetry and writing will soon be a full-time livelihood.

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