Letters To My Mother
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Dear Mommy,
I was and will always be your little sugah lump. Well, not so little anymore. What did I learn in my first few years of life? I started with love, pure and simple. It was such a blessing. I felt the warmth all around me, from you and dad, to all our family members. At the age of forty I truly recognize exactly what kind of gift it was that I received. Though love from family to children has always been, it is the unfortunate truth that far too many children grow into adulthood without the benefit of such love, without the benefit of such nourishment, not just food for the body, but rather love that satiates the hunger of the mind, body, and soul. Your little sugah lump recognizes the wonderful gift you gave him, and is so very thankful. Thank you, Mommy. Thank you so much.
Your Sugah Lump
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About the Book
This book is dedicated to my mother, and the community of mothers who all had a hand in raising me. Yes, this book is dedicated to all the mothers, all over the world, the phenomenal women who nurture us, care for us, raise us to be strong, and then release us into the world, thankless in their responsibility, thankless in their burden of such duty, thankless but never at a loss for love. This book is for you.
About the Author
D.S. Brown is Derrick Sherroid Brown, a native of Atlanta, Georgia, and a true Southern Gentleman, with a passion for the written word. In the wee hours of the morning he sets himself before his keyboard, and reaches for mental dexterity, complexity, and passion. He crafts drama, action, or romance, whatever comes to mind. This is his fiction. Then, he may switch, and concentrate on facts, common issues that are relevant to the common person. He will write zealously about that which he feels is of vital importance to everyone, not just the privileged few. All he would ask of you, his partner in this writing adventure is this … take a moment to discover his work. It is his sincerest desire that you find favor with what he writes. Enjoy his words. If you don’t, then take a moment to tell him why.