Consensual Mediocrity
Poetry and Pseudo Erotica for the Uncomfortable Soul
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"If you're quiet enough, you can hear the crackling of angel's voices when they bend over backwards in sheet-like symphonies immersed in featherless wings, screeching for mercy like demon seeds, scratching lower abdomens, licking the very cracks of lips that whispered in heaven's ears, see I was an angel once, but I never made love like one."
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About the Book
This book is a declaration of self-efficacy. It highlights the author's best works of poetry and pseudo erotica. This book takes you on a sick and satisfying journey of self-discovery, self-hatred, and self-love all in one. This book is the lovechild of power and passion. The book filled with uncomfortable works, the author only asks that after you read each one, you close your eyes and think before you speak!
About the Author
Camille McGowan is an aspiring wordsmith—if not already. She is cultured, spunky, irascible, and vivacious. Filled with inspiring self-doubt, she epitomizes the fusion of vision and sedulity. Born in Kentucky, made in North Carolina, and built in Virginia, she has a contagious energy. After matriculating at Elizabeth City State University, where she obtained a BS in Psychology and a BA in English in a mere four and a half years, she thrives in the breastbone of education and continually adds more degrees to her repertoire. Camille is gifted in the areas of public speaking, analytical concepts, and creative writing. Camille does not consider herself a poet but a speaker with unlimited words, serving as ammunition to be a change agent in the lives of strangers, colleagues, family members, and friends alike. You're welcome!