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Rose was a shy, quiet seven year old girl, one of four children to her parents Rodney and Leah. They lived in Memphis, TN with Rose's siblings, older brothers Terrance and Travon along with Rose's twin sister Tina. They were brought up in an abusive home where she would often find herself having to hide in her closet so she wouldn't be next. Their parents both worked but could barely manage to make ends meet most of the time. Rose knew that wasn't how life was supposed to be and prayed everyday for it all to end so she could have a normal life. Rose bagan to drink at an early age and later turned to drugs to deal with things. Rose found herself being a mother of two at nineteen and barely being able to make ends meet. Rose noticed her life was becoming a mirror image of her childhood and she was determined not to make the same mistakes her parents did.

Exploring themes of faith and nature, the poems reflect the beauty of the desert environment alongside poignant retellings of Bible narratives. The poet's reverence for scripture and sensitivity to human experiences shine through, creating a collection that is both beautiful and truthful. Each piece serves as a source of inspiration and enrichment, inviting readers to engage deeply with the Christian life and the world around them.

Rose is a 33-year-old single mother of three-13-year-old fraternal twins, Nia and Gabe and ten-year-old Zuri. Rose was in the process of getting her bachelor's degree in business administration in her third year while working in her school's career services department. Rose could see the light at the end of the tunnel. She only had six months left of school and was finally on her way to financial stability. The morning of May 28, 2013 started out as a regular day for Rose. She went to work and had a productive day. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary. After work that day, everything changed, and Rose found herself on a long, uphill battle with doctors to get them to listen to her and help her get a diagnosis. With no luck from her doctors, Rose knew she had to take things into her own hands and began her own research and advocate for herself.

Creation That's Me, is a book affirming that we all are created for greatness with our diversities. Representation from the Autistic, Vitiligo, Albino, Caucasian, African American, Hispanic, Asian and Special Needs community you will see in this book.