Ghettonomics: A Poetic Therapy
Hardcover
Publisher: Kinetic Digital Publishers
Published: May 30 2025
Pages: 110
Weight: 0.70
Height: 0.31 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
rom the soul of the streets comes a voice you can't ignore.
GHETTONOMICS: A Poetic Therapy is a powerful collection of spoken-word style poetry that brings raw emotion, unfiltered truth, and spiritual resilience from the heart of urban America.
Melvin Smith shares his journey through pain, poverty, fatherhood, injustice, faith, addiction, love, and survival in the ghettos of New York. These poems are a mirror held up to society-bold, unapologetic, and brimming with humanity.
This collection fuses the grit of the streets with spiritual awakening, social awareness, and self-healing. Each verse offers not just words-but a lifeline, a testimony, and a therapy session for those who know the struggle.
If you're seeking urban poetry with purpose, real-life poetic stories, and spiritual inspiration born from the struggle, this book will speak to your soul.
���� Grab your copy of GHETTONOMICS: A Poetic Therapy now and experience the rhythm of resilience.
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