Three Flowers of Willie J. Etsunen London

Women have been silenced by domestic violence and abuse, sexual abuse.  Out of silence and repression, Three Flowers will take the battered and abused to personal realization and strength to overcome silence and allowed repression.

Three Flowers causes on to recognize the problem, know one can change the situation, to make a choice/decision and make a commitment to that decision to change, to leave, to do it and then do it.  Each morning, renew the commitment, be patient with yourself, get to know yourself, to love yourself and reward yourself with Three Flowers, a movie, opera show, article of clothing, jog, walk farther than usual, and other rewards that are socializing.  You don’t have to be silent.  Begin by rewarding yourself with THREE FLOWERS.

Willie J. Etsunen London, B.S., Canisius College of Buffalo, New York.  He is an educator and published writer, he is co-editor of “Prison Masculinities,” Temple University Press and “A Special Issue: Men in Prison” by Men’s Studies Review, 1992, University of California at Berkley.  He has completed “Tunes of a Prison Horn” a collection of poems and presently writing a novel and collection of short stories.  He has been in prison for over twenty-plus years, counseled rapers, domestic violence and abusers in prison and dialogued with women and men recipients of violence and abuse.

Angelina McCleod, B.S., University of California at Davis, Letters &Science.  She has personally experience and viewed acts of domestic violence and abuse.

Angelina McCleod, B.S., University of California at Davis, Letters & Science.  She has personally experienced and viewed acts of domestic violence and abuse.