Let It Be Broke

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The collection of experiential poems explores themes of race and identity through sonic memories, from music to personal moments. The author combines introspection with "inter-spection," encouraging a collective reflection on the boundaries of racial and geographic segregation. With lyricism that evokes deep thought, the poems emphasize the transformative power of words. A pivotal moment recalls a teacher's quote about the strength of written language, illustrating the profound impact of these experiences on the author's understanding of connection and identity.