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    Cynthology: A Collection of Rhymes Book Ii - Electrified
    Cynthology: A Collection of Rhymes Book Ii - Electrified
    Cynthology: A Collection of Rhymes Book Ii - Electrified
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    Cynthology: A Collection of Rhymes Book Ii - Electrified

    By Cynthia Young

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    Cynthology: A Collection of Rhymes Book II Electrified is Youngs latest book in the Cynthology collection. It includes more original rhymes and reader favorites from the first book. Like the first book, she continues to shoot straight from the hip in describing her view on a variety of subjects. Contemporary, relatable, and understandable is the best way to describe these rhymes. They are sexy, thought provoking, poignant, and just plain silly. Youngs sense of humor is evident in her rhymes, and they take you through twists and turns that can end unexpectedly and often leave you wanting more. Discover what happens when Bad Kitty goes on the prowl, and what made a woman Draw the Line! Praise the courage of Pink Survivors and find out what happened in The Wrong House reminisce with Cartoons, Cowboys, and Superheroes. Revelations are made in The Closet and the addict in Sex Addiction has a question for you. These are just a few of the many entertaining rhymes that keep you turning the pages. So dont wait pick up your copy and find your favorites today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateApr 10, 2015
    ISBN9781504904674
    Cynthology: A Collection of Rhymes Book Ii - Electrified

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      Cynthology - Cynthia Young

      © 2015 Cynthia Young. All rights reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

      Published by AuthorHouse 04/09/2015

      ISBN: 978-1-5049-0468-1 (sc)

      ISBN: 978-1-5049-0467-4 (e)

      Library of Congress Control Number: 2015905106

      Because of the dynamic nature of the Internet, any web addresses or links contained in this book may have changed since publication and may no longer be valid. The views expressed in this work are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the publisher, and the publisher hereby disclaims any responsibility for them. The sale of this book without its cover is unauthorized. If you purchased this book without a cover, you should be aware that it was reported to the publisher as unsold and destroyed. Neither the author nor the publisher has received payment for the sale of this stripped book.

      All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this book or portions thereof in any form whatsoever.

      First paperback edition

      For information about special discounts for bulk purchases, please contact Cynthia Young, at www.cyoungbooks.com

      Available in E-Book and Soft Copy at www.authorhouse.com

      Cover design by Shutterstock©

      Contents

      Introduction

      Cynthology

      A Kiss

      A Song

      Age Doesn’t Matter

      Always Near

      Apron Strings

      Ashes

      Attitude

      Bad Kitty

      Be Grateful

      Boss Lady

      Brass Balls

      Busted

      Cartoons, Cowboys & Superheroes

      Chasing Dreams

      Control

      Come Together

      Dead Beats

      Disrespect

      Don’t Wonder

      Don’t Be In a Hurry

      Draw the Line!

      Embrace Me

      Enough!

      Faking It

      Flipping

      Flutter

      For Your Pleasure

      Frenemy

      Friend

      Ghetto Candy

      He Didn’t Tell Me

      His Smiling Eyes

      Honey I’m Home

      I Need a Job

      Insatiable Thirst

      Irreplaceable Love

      It’s Been a Long Time

      Just Cry

      Karma

      Leave Nothing Unsaid

      Lesson on Love

      Love

      Loyalty

      Men

      Midnight Sky

      Momma Said

      Morning Love

      Mr. Dirt

      No Teenage Playbook

      Old School Lovers

      One Night Stand

      Peep Show

      Pink Survivors

      Pretty Eyes

      Punishment

      Rainbow Love

      Retro Christmas in Detroit

      Revenge is Sweet

      Runaway

      Scary Movies

      Second Chances

      Sex Addiction

      Shopping Addict

      Side Chick

      Silence

      Stuck in a Rut

      Superficial Girl

      Surprise!

      The Closet

      The Dancer

      The Oak Tree

      The Seventh Day

      The Wrong House

      The Wrong House

      Thick and Curvy

      Toys – Aren’t Just For Kids

      Transition

      Twisted Heart

      Walk in My Shoes

      We Need to Talk

      Wet

      What a Man Wants

      Whips and Chains

      Why Did I Come In Here?

      Womb to the Tomb

      Woodward Avenue

      Broken Moon

      Dangerous Curves

      Detroit

      Fluid Hips

      Get Some Business of Your Own

      High Heel Shoes

      I Don’t Want To

      No Prospects

      Sagging Pants

      Sons and Daughters

      Touch Me

      Velvet Lips

      Legacy

      About the Author

      Introduction

      I have been a caregiver since 2002. I wrote Memoirs of a Caregiver to tell my story. While I was writing this book, I felt the weight of many years of love, tears, frustration and grief. I wrote my first rhyme for my aunt’s funeral service. After that, it seemed as though they were always in my head. Writing them down became a much needed diversion from everything else I had going on and it became my escape. I finally decided to publish them as Cynthology A Collection of Rhymes which depicted my view on life.

      I was inspired by my readers’ to write a second book of (unedited) rhymes after my first book was so well received. Cynthology A Collection of Rhymes Book II – Electrified is a compilation of more original rhymes and the most popular readers’ favorites from my first collection.

      Readers’ of the first book ranged from eighteen to eighty and were touched by the rhymes on subjects they were familiar with and could relate to. Book II – Electrified also has rhymes that speak to past and modern day issues and common situations that people deal with frequently. These rhymes are not nursery school rhymes and depict mature subject matter for the grown and sexy.

      They tell stories that may leave you with a message to ponder. I hope you find these rhymes to be thought provoking, inspirational, uplifting, even shocking. This is my version of poetry that is relatable and understandable.

      Once again, please enjoy the rhymes and find your favorites from this collection too.

      Enjoy!

      Cynthia Young

      Dedicated to those that stood with me in the past, stand with me now

      and look forward with me to the future

      Cynthology

      Cynthology© is my view on life

      From being a kid in a good neighborhood

      To becoming a wife

      Life is good, bad or indifferent

      I’ve been to the school of

      Hard knocks and bumps

      Believe me, I‘ve

      Paid my dues and handled my lumps

      Love, happiness, loved ones loss

      I dealt with many until

      They went home to the big Boss

      I have good friends, known many men

      And stuck with the good one

      That put a ring on it in the end

      Now it’s my time to shine

      Drink some wine and dine

      Drive the rode and see what

      I dream about

      I’m finally free to be me and I want to

      Shout it out!

      A Kiss

      A wet and sloppy kisser drools all over you

      There is nothing sexy about that kiss

      It’s not a hit it’s a total miss

      A kiss that is soft and sensual caresses your lips

      Like the fresh morning dew

      It warms your heart and goes deep into your soul

      This kind of kiss never, ever gets old

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