Pierre Alex Jeanty - To the Women I Once Loved

To The
Women I
Once Loved

Pierre Alex Jeanty

Copyright 2015 Pierre Alex Jeanty

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ISBN - 978-0-9862556-3-2

Printed in United States of America

Cover design: Omar Rodriguez (Astute Productions)

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Photography: Omar Rodriguez (Astute Productions)

Artwork: TreManda Pewett & Elaina Rose

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When you can pick up a book, read it and become filled with clarity on things not even directly said I consider it profound. That is exactly the kind of thing that will happen when you read the pages of this book. Even knowing that youre not one of the women Pierre once loved, you feel like pieces of them as he vividly describes their fears, their efforts, and their worth. The concept is genius because we all have feelings inside for the ones we once loved, but not many people take them and create something that can help inspire others; something that highlights our own flaws while highlighting the way another persons actions positively affected our lives. That alone is beautiful. So many women have touched the lives of men in some of these same ways but may never even know it. Poetry is sometimes placed into a box but this book allows you to see poetry in its many facets, in a transparent and beautiful way. I feel like the world needs more uplifting of women rather than tearing down. How can we create a better atmosphere for the next generation if we cant admit our mistakes and share what we have learned? Honestly this is a book you can read from front to back yet you still pick it up time after time to revisit the moments. You can feel the moments; you can feel the similarities in your own experiences. You can feel like the women who inspired each piece and the man telling the story. You understand that your encounters arent foreign to others, just usually kept quiet and this book speaks. Once again Pierre has evoked emotion, given clarity, given hope, enlightened.

-Curtrice Williams

@Gentlewomenhood

Too often, a man grows to value a woman who was part of his life after her scent and her shadow are long gone from his life.

Ive made this mistake quite often in my past. This is a recollection of the memories I once fought for, and the women I learned to appreciate when they were no longer lovers of mine.