title: Vanity: : a collection of thoughts and emotions in poetic form
author: Jenise M. Dew
description: Jenise M. Dew, a native of Baltimore, Maryland, has always had a love for the arts, especially for writing. She views writing as a form of therapy to free our hearts and minds of the emotions that daily life forces us to bury deep within. Having graduated from Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, she plans to further her education in English, Business, and Teaching with the hopes of opening an artists studio for young writers/performers. It was at Poly that Jenise first became a part of Spoken Word and adopted her writers name CCEP, an acronym of one of her husbands nicknames for her. Jenise has received many recognitions and awards for her original pieces, theatrical performance, and oratory. Vanity is her first published collection and hopefully will not be her last.
zlib_text: THE
  SClENCE
  OF
  THE
  EMOTIONS
  BY
  BHAGAVAN
  DAs,
  AUTHOR OF The Seie"" 0/ Peace.
  Sl':COSO RDITIO:f.
  REvB~D AND
  ESLARG~O.
  London and Ben3res
  Thcosophic:J.l Publishing Society
  1908.
  
  First Edltion.
  1000.
  Thompson & CO,•
  .. Wio.ena .. Press, Broadw3.)', Ma
  1008.
  
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