Coffee and Poetry: The Play
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Anastasia Brown
(to real estate agent)
I ain't got know where else to go.
Where I'm suppose to go?
REAL ESTATE AGENT
(Angry)
YOU CAN GET THE HELL OUT
Anastasia Brown
(To Layla Brown)
Let's pack our clothes and go.
Layla Brown
Let me grab my clothes and notebooks with my stories in it.
Two Months Later in California
Mama there is the poetry club right there and lets go in. We decide to sign up for poetry night.
Later That Night
Mrs. Coffee- wearing a 70s wig, tank top, and boots
Hey everyone welcome to Coffee and Poetry and lets welcome to the stage Slick Trick and he is doing a spoken word
Slick Trick
Tired of the violence
Police killing us
Children's growing up without parents
What we do
We start wars
We need to end the violence
some people's started clapping
Mrs. Coffee
Alright give up for Slick Trick
Mrs. Coffee
We have new poet name Anastasia Brown
Anastasia
I' am reading a poem call I AM UNSTOPPABLE
UNSTOPPABLE is about getting the work done and it is
not about how long it takes.
You are unstoppable and don't let anybody tell you what to do.
You can do anything if you put your mind to it
You can be anybody you want to be
I'm a go getter
I'm a ride or die
I can't be stop
I' am Team Unstoppable
the crowd cheers
Mrs. Coffee
Alright that was good
Mrs. Coffee
We have a new poet name Layla Brown
I'm reading poem name You don't what I mean
I don't like people's calling me a liar
I don't like people's telling lies on me
People's want to fight
People's want to kill you
You don't know what I mean
I see greatness in myself
I'm going to achieve my dreams
You don't what I mean
the crowd cheers
Mrs. Coffee
Ok then give it up for Layla
After other peoples talent and it was time to announce the winners
Mrs. Coffee
The third place winners for $50 cash prize is Ms. Layla Brown, second place for $200 cash prize is Slick Trick,
and first place winner for $500 cash prize is Anastasia Brown.
Sasha Clay
Hey Anastasia I have a magazine call Lotus Magazine and I like to add you and your daughter poems to my magazine. here is my business card.
Two Months Later
Layla Brown
Me and my mama poems made to the top ten and we got on a talk show and we was talking about our struggle and how we got to be successful.
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