Murder the gangster rhymes E-Book

Kjiva Kjiva

• Herausgeber: BookRix
• Kategorie: Poesie und Drama
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2016

Beschreibung

This book is based on the life of KJIVA the Marathi rapper which is written by Kjiva in poetic form. When he was 16 to 19 years old, sharing his experience about his street life & friends who turn to ruffian.

Leseprobe

Kjiva Kjiva

Murder the gangster rhymes

English Edition

Murder the gangster rhymes book is written by Kjiva who is Marathi rapper. This book is poetry form of Kjiva lifestyle, his experience about his street life, friends who turn to be a thug, drugs addicted friends and some of this book poems are the part of his upcoming album 'Murder'. Letters from his friend who were in prison and love letters from his lover were written in deep grief.BookRix GmbH & Co. KG81371 Munich

Title

Murder

The Gangster Rhymes

By

Kjiva

Quotes

“50 varsha nantar maze gaane tumcha kana

Madhe wajel jewha mi hya duniyat nasel”

                                            Kjiva

Introduction

I’ll be the first who admit that not everything I’ve done in my life has been role-model material. I’ve been on the wrong side of the law. I’ve been in violent situations. I’ve also been a victim. I know how a person gets to be like that’s. That’s why I wanted to tell this story in my poetry form to show a kid who has become a victim. How and why that happened, and whether or not he can move past it.

Writing Murder the gangster rhymes was a personal journey for me. There am a lot of me over street. I drew on events that happened in my childhood and adolescence as well as things I saw around me. I also trapped into some of the feelings I remember having at that age felling about my family, feeling about my future, feeling about other kids on the street

Living life on the edge has taught me a lot, like the fact that being mentally strong will get you ahead in life. But being a victim won’t get you anywhere. Some kids don’t figure that out until it’s too late. Does victim? You’ll have to read the poetry to find out.

Stefen “Kjiva” Jones