For generations the home of the Reverend MoFo Jones remained untouched,unseen and left alone. The good Reverend waited for a... More > moment of truth and lies to be uncovered. Jeffrey Dessources paid this historic crib a visit and is now prepared to guide us through a home that is mandatory to our minds.

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The separation of the public and private sphere has existed for centuries. Well, times have changed. Today, private parts... More > are being exposed to public places and tales from behind closed doors are being told out in the open on a daily basis. This book of haiku will investigate the entities that have contributed to the blurry line that once separated the public and private. With critiques on culture, politics, relationships and more, "We Can See Your Privates" is the text that just may save you from getting your privates exposed to the public. With over 200 haiku present prepare yourself for a visit to the House of Haiku. < Less

The text "do not hold doors" uses poetry to investigate social, historical and cultural aspects of black lifestyle in... More > America and abroad. "do not hold doors" digs through the surface looking towards creating a voice for younger members of the Post Soul generation. Dessources uses diverse poetic techniques and channels black history to create a text of education and enlightenment.
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The separation of the public and private sphere has existed for centuries. Well, times have changed. Today, private parts... More > are being exposed to public places and tales from behind closed doors are being told out in the open on a daily basis. This book of haiku will investigate the entities that have contributed to the blurry line that once separated the public and private. With critiques on culture, politics, relationships and more, "We Can See Your Privates" is the text that just may save you from getting your privates exposed to the public. With over 200 haiku present prepare yourself for a visit to the House of Haiku. < Less

For generations the home of the Reverend MoFo Jones remained untouched,unseen and left alone. The good Reverend waited for a... More > moment of truth and lies to be uncovered. Jeffrey Dessources paid this historic crib a visit and is now prepared to guide us through a home that is mandatory to our minds.

WHAT KIND OF MOFO ARE YOU? < Less

The text "do not hold doors" uses poetry to investigate social, historical and cultural aspects of black lifestyle in... More > America and abroad. "do not hold doors" digs through the surface looking towards creating a voice for younger members of the Post Soul generation. Dessources uses diverse poetic techniques and channels black history to create a text of education and enlightenment.
THIS IS A TEXT TRULY ABOUT MOVEMENT! < Less