Tommie brewster's Blog – May 2010 Archive (1)
Tommie Brewster 'spoken word' - Since You Moved On
Having had a wonderful reception to my first ever 'spoken word' released
some weeks ago, I'm encouraged to put out my second poem, set to my
own music.
This is 'Since You Moved On' and is in essence the desolate feelings
that hurt so much when that person who was the centre of your…
ContinueAdded by tommie brewster on May 3, 2010 at 3:53am — No Comments
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