I’m going to jump on the praise bandwagon and agree that the production that went into this is really impressive. Not just the presentation actually, but the content too. Nice work guys!
HELLO, THIS IS CREATIVE SCOTT, OWNER OF CREATIVE SALON WHERE JEN CRESPO AND FRIENDS CAME WRITE A STORY ON THE POETRY COMPETITION. WHEN SHE FIRST CONTACTED ME I WAS KIND OF SHAKY ABOUT HER VIDEO TAPING AND DURING A STORY. ONLY BECAUSE SO MANY FALSE ADVERTISING AND OTHER SCARY THINGS GOING ON. BUT, PLEASE, LET JEN KNOW I REALLY APPRECIATE HER PRESENTS HERE. ALSO, TELL HER TO THANKS THE STUDENTS THAT WAS ALSO IN THE POETRY AWARDS SHOW. I BELIEVE ONE STUDENT WAS NAME JOVAN A FRESHMEN ALSO ANOTHER STUDENT. LAST BUT NOT LEAST LET JEN KNOW THE NEXT POETRY AWARD SHOW COMPETITION IS FATHER’S DAY JUNE 17TH FREE ADMISSION THIS TIME JUST ENTREE FEE FOR COMPETITORS. PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR MORE INFO @ 773-793-4104. P.S. WE WILL BE RAFFLING OFF A COMPUTER FOR ONE LUCKY PERSON
What an inspiring news item. Excellent writing & presentation. It just goes to show you that we all can do our part to make positive changes in this world that we share. The ripple effect can go either direction, why not start with 1 positive stone throw?
Germaine Paredes
Ramona Elementary School Teacher(Hawthorne,California)
Jen, Mindy and Tom did a wonderful job on setting the “stage” for an informational article on another Chicago treasure. I love the technology. Thanks to Jen’s persistance and Creative allowing her the interview you’ve made another fan of Slam. We will see you on the 17th.
Strong and sober times of old
Walking, creeping towards inner time
Small cravings across the land
Wondering, thinking till time has come
Feelings amongst those of old
Haunted now and structured future
Scent of ranched tyranny
Fill the air
Touch of gold left behind
Growing pains and slender bliss
Crying lower beneath the skin
Tears pouring, listening to all was done
Nothing comes or goes
Nothing seems to change
All is still the same
This is amazing! You guys did so much work, and it looks great. Really really good job! :)
Amanda
May 24, 2007 at 9:14 am
Unbelievable. What a great job. This really opened my eyes to a new art form. Keep up the good work.
IL.State Rep. Fred Crespo
May 24, 2007 at 6:56 pm
Congratulations, your hard work really paid off. This looks really amazing.
Rachel Aguiar
May 24, 2007 at 9:41 pm
I’m going to jump on the praise bandwagon and agree that the production that went into this is really impressive. Not just the presentation actually, but the content too. Nice work guys!
Lara Kattan
May 24, 2007 at 11:52 pm
HELLO, THIS IS CREATIVE SCOTT, OWNER OF CREATIVE SALON WHERE JEN CRESPO AND FRIENDS CAME WRITE A STORY ON THE POETRY COMPETITION. WHEN SHE FIRST CONTACTED ME I WAS KIND OF SHAKY ABOUT HER VIDEO TAPING AND DURING A STORY. ONLY BECAUSE SO MANY FALSE ADVERTISING AND OTHER SCARY THINGS GOING ON. BUT, PLEASE, LET JEN KNOW I REALLY APPRECIATE HER PRESENTS HERE. ALSO, TELL HER TO THANKS THE STUDENTS THAT WAS ALSO IN THE POETRY AWARDS SHOW. I BELIEVE ONE STUDENT WAS NAME JOVAN A FRESHMEN ALSO ANOTHER STUDENT. LAST BUT NOT LEAST LET JEN KNOW THE NEXT POETRY AWARD SHOW COMPETITION IS FATHER’S DAY JUNE 17TH FREE ADMISSION THIS TIME JUST ENTREE FEE FOR COMPETITORS. PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR MORE INFO @ 773-793-4104. P.S. WE WILL BE RAFFLING OFF A COMPUTER FOR ONE LUCKY PERSON
creative scott
June 8, 2007 at 11:40 am
What an inspiring news item. Excellent writing & presentation. It just goes to show you that we all can do our part to make positive changes in this world that we share. The ripple effect can go either direction, why not start with 1 positive stone throw?
Germaine Paredes
Ramona Elementary School Teacher(Hawthorne,California)
Germaine Paredes
June 10, 2007 at 11:37 am
Jen, Mindy and Tom did a wonderful job on setting the “stage” for an informational article on another Chicago treasure. I love the technology. Thanks to Jen’s persistance and Creative allowing her the interview you’ve made another fan of Slam. We will see you on the 17th.
A.Andi
June 11, 2007 at 4:02 pm
Strong and sober times of old
Walking, creeping towards inner time
Small cravings across the land
Wondering, thinking till time has come
Feelings amongst those of old
Haunted now and structured future
Scent of ranched tyranny
Fill the air
Touch of gold left behind
Growing pains and slender bliss
Crying lower beneath the skin
Tears pouring, listening to all was done
Nothing comes or goes
Nothing seems to change
All is still the same
by Gary R. Hess
PoetryLover
September 26, 2007 at 10:53 am