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Black Women Models: Modeling & Poetry - Validation From The Outlaw By Teaya Downing, Poet and Model

Validation From The Outlaw

He mention to me he couldn't take me seriously like I'm Donald trump, what would I do when I cross that bridge I guess wish him welllllll.... My ex still under that pass spell get over that lil bitch! Excuse my terms should I've replaced it with a nice proper expression? I've learn my lesson I'm not stressing over my ex that's just a rebound I won't catch. I'm not infatuated, I hated that I love watching you perform playing basketball, your tall and you fit the position.

Poetry by Teaya Downing, Poet and Model

Black Women Models: Modeling & Poetry - The Vision By Teaya Downing, Poet and Model

The Vision

The future vision of myself is to be financially free of doubt, free of worrying, learning to worship him. As faithful as I am I do believe in my writing, even when there is writers block,  moving forward in my path thankful for where I am today. I am expressing myself freestyle with no make up, no bra, no jewelry, speaking silently as my fingers type the letters. I seen the judge the other day she sent her officer to tell me "you be the judge" brothers don't kill each other fools do.  Vision

Poetry by Teaya Downing, Poet and Model

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Black Women Models: Modeling & Poetry - Rainy Days By Teaya Downing, Poet and Model

Rainy Days

Take me back to my days worth MEANING, when it rain the door was kept open and the lights, AL THE LIGHTS were off! There was a choice to sit on the porch with the roof or sit on the inside and look out the door. I choose to sit on the inside, there I sense an odor, there I listen to to the thunder CLAP!!...... It took me baby steps to run in the rain without thinking, would I get sick, would I slip and fall, I was child free of misery and worry free society, had all their door closed call that Golden girl in the quiet storm.

Poetry by Teaya Downing, Poet and Model

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Differences

She sits by the bar by herself, the couple sitting two seats away notices her . The women describes her as being lonely tonight, the man says okay, she just wanted to get out. There is nothing wrong with going out by yourself, single individuals want to observe their world in a positive atmosphere just for one night and live!

Poem by Teaya Downing, Poet and Model

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Models: Meet the Van Stone Beauty Collection Black Women Models: Modeling & Poetry - Straight Outta Philly By Teaya Downing, Poet And Model

Straight Outta Philly

Who setting trends and passing through the airways that's it okay to be a HATER?; check your pen it might be contagious.

Who value the history we were built on?; you go out the city to another city come back to have a night Netflix and POPCORN fighttttt ... . Smoke sessions, now you high what a blessing, the knowledge on your conscious got you STRESSING..

Social media makes you more scared than the actual people killing here; Vegas leaving us brain dead, no motivation, lots of hesitation; can't pay 30 dollars for our child education.. EBT .. every-body trying; now it's time for fun session!!!!

Poem by Teaya Downing, Poet, Model

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The Young Poet Teaya Tells Her Backstory And More In Philadelphia

While poet Teaya Downing obviously comes from a deeply personal place when writing her poetry, the twenty five year-old mother of one richly rewards readers with joy while coping with life and relationships. For Teaya writing unspoken word results in helping the emergence from times of old days to times of new days. Downing realizes that using individual poetry to touch on universally shared pursuit of self-identity and belonging is an excellent way to share her own story about a Philadelphia experience and more. The Philadelphia Front Page News had a recent interview with Teaya. 

Philadelphia Front Page News: Q. What inspires you to write poetry?

Teaya Downing: A. I'm inspired by listening to music, observing all types of relationships, and walking though different neighborhoods. Inspiration is naturally everywhere, all places. I find myself dissecting the unspoken communication in life and that keeps me going.

PFPN: Q. Can you tell your fans your backstory?

Teaya: A. I was born and raised in Philly from a family that bond for, holidays, weekends, and worship God together. My mom and dad split, and it was time for me to stand up and fight for love. I was abused. It traumatized me as a younger child. I still remember. Even through the struggle, my uncle, cousins, aunts, and friends, teachers, played an intrigue part in my success with their up lifting spirits.

PFPN: Q. What are you trying to communicate with your art?

Teaya: A. In my style of writing, I'm trying to communicate the way I move, the way I think, feel and see in life.

PFPN: Q. Would you say that you are fighting for love when writing your spoken word?

Teaya: A. I would say I am fighting for love through my spoken word.  I want you to empathize and connect with me on a deeper level.

PFPN: Q. What is a measure of success as a poet?

Teaya A. The moment I step out of my comfort zone of writing that's when I knew and felt what a great accomplishment I have achieved, and when I say comfort I'm talking about the unspoken words left in my mind. That's how I measure a poet’s success.

PFPN: Q. Who are some of your favorite poets?

Teaya: A. William Shakespeare, Maya Angelou, and Langston Hughes... some of the best writers who work I read many many times.

PFPN: Q. What about this poem (the one published) was special to you or led you to write it?

Teaya: A. My poem was special to me because it stems from a memory I didn't forget, I could remember what place I was in when… I took the time out to write in my words in complete sentences.

PFPN: Q. What makes a poem “good?

Teaya: A. A poem is good when the correct words are used to reflect on the character. A good poem has it going on when the reader can say "yesss that's it”.

PFPN: Q. What advice do you have for aspiring poets?

Teaya: A. The advice I have to give to aspiring poets is, don't give up no matter what.