It's About Love

It’s About Love, is a poetry book that helps to bring back the refresh feeling and the youthfulness of true love that should always flow in a relationship. Love is universal and loving yourself is life’s true love. So many relationships are failing and have been lost for many different reason and personal desires. We not only should be thinking about ourselves, but also trying to please our partners as well.  To make the whole be complete. To come together to unite as one.

Regina Jackson, wants you to enjoy this love poetry book with your mate or by yourself to help renew your determination, personal desires, feelings, and love with your partner. Let love be revealed in you in a new different light by making it happen with your mate and to believe in the love of making love. Also, to enjoy every bit of it. When you read her love poetry, you can experience different flavors of experienced love and dream about it. She wants to bring hope to old and new relationships that can last a lifetime not just for the moment.

She believes that there are good women and men who can enjoy their space, time, and life with their mate.  Her mission is to get people to love and feel and that there are worthy of love whether by themselves or with a mate.  No one said that love is easy, but with our hearts we can imagine it with our lives.

Regina Jackson, wants her poems to reach all audience no matter what lifestyle that you choose to live. This book is based on love, friendship, and true commitment.  She wants to help you to bring out the real love that lives inside of you and to share your love with your partner.

True love is based on true friendship that friends eventually turn into lovers and that can sustain for a long time. Peace be with all those who want to be loved and surrender to it to make this world a better place to live in harmony with love.

When Regina Jackson, was in grade school, her teachers always wanted to put her in a higher English class because they thought she had the potential of succeeding higher academically.  She always refuse because she wanted to be with her friends. This continued throughout her schooling years. Years later, she suffered in college because of she missed the basis English structure in grade school and she to retrain herself again.  When she attended Prince Georges Community College in Largo, Maryland, two of her professors thought that she was illiterate because of her writing skills, but when they look at some of her other higher grades and recognize this wasn’t the case, one professor opinion changed.

While attending, the University of Maryland, she experience the same problem, but this time her professor, Bob Horn, who was a independent six credit instructor, told her what the was problem was.  Her sister Renada, should her in the grammar book the correct grammar usage.

From there, she took off and ran with it and continue to major in Communication at University of Maryland.  Thanks to all those who encourage and cared about her. Her Technical Writer

Professor, Dr. Roth, insisted that she apply for an  intership the following year, but that was her last semester, in which, she completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Communication.

She states, “When I went to the University of Maryland, I felt that the professors care about me and wanted me to succeed.  I believed in myself and stayed on the dean’s list until my last semester. “I couldn’t wait for it to be over “.  Thanks all those who kept encouraging me.