About
Emmanuel Saye Blimie
Vast fears from my past wrapped in tears, I hope will not reappear into my future cheers; Or pass my future fast and contrast my inner class with things, memories blast. Uncivil years though surpassed in many dare without cares; Neither, did my memory clash although amassed bombing blast. Whatever shocks my future mask around the clock is in need sad; But should not be a stumbling block or a por-phy-ri-tic rock; Nor should it feels like insulin shock although that my inner got. Liberian war that took its tolls and many falls has remark on today’s call. For these I know after all from a throw and many blows; Watching neither Vincent Van Gogh; Nor the beings in variety shows... (Read this entire poem in book: What's In Me Comes Alive!). Emmanuel Saye Blimie was born on October 1 in Liberia. He fled Liberia for the U.S.A. as a refugee. Emmanuel attended and graduated from Park Center Senior High School in 2003. In recognition of Outstanding Scholastic Improvement, Emmanuel was awarded Strive Scholarships. Emmanuel have several books written.