But . . . There's Love

Why I write I write to let my heart speak. I write to be heard. I write to be seen. I write when I'm happy. I write when I'm sad. I write when my friends have a problem. I write when I have a good pen. I write to fill up blank paper. I write when there is nothing on TV. I write when my emotions are out of whack. I write when I can't speak. I write when my word don't come out right. I write to understand what went wrong. I write to capture moments that made me smile. I write to live . . . I've written a poem because of a word I've heard in everyday conversation. I've written a poem because of the way a song made me feel. I've written a poem based on something a friend of mine was going through. I've written a poem about the man that broke my heart, the man that I loved and/or the man that I want to get to know. All of my poems are about someone, something I felt, something I heard, or something I saw.

Jennifer C. Robinson was born in El Paso, Texas. Being the child of a military father, Jennifer moved often with her parents and sister. She has lived in Texas, Oklahoma and Germany and has visited many states and countries before settling in Americus, Georgia when she was 12. Jennifer graduated with honors from Sumter County Comprehensive High School and received her bachelor's in History from Georgia Southwestern State University. She plans on continuing her Master's program in Marriage and Family Therapy. V Jennifer resides in Americus, GA with her children Trabian, Tyler and Jade and enjoys reading, writing, cooking and sports.

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