Poetic Justice

Born and raised on the west side of Baltimore, Maryland by a single parent mother struggling to raise four kids on her own Sincere got into the streets at the tender age of 10. Searching for something of value to validate his self worth im his transition from boyhood to manhood, he got engulfed into a life of crime that led him to be convicted of a crime thast he didn't commit at the age of 19, which left him bitter, angry, and full of rage. After years of struggling to reform and redefine himself, Sincere began writing poetry to escape his harsh reality. Creating his own style of poetry, Sincere uses his book Poetic Justice as a way to not only express his most intimate feelings, thoughts, and desires, but he uses it to bring awareness to the many circumstances that many people are forced to endure as a result of living amidst poverty, that's overshadowed with drugs, crime, gangs, and corruption rotting to it's core, with hopes to inspire.