The Snake that Came Out from a Womb

The Snake That Came Out from a Womb is a collection of poems from the visionary poet, TheeAnaconda. Based on who he is, how he thinks, what he feels and his rare way of seeing things, he turns his pain into art. This book is broken down into four parts, each with a different motivation, including pain, love, past experiences, and the art of poetry telling. How paper understands thoughts more than most people. Things seen and heard, and the transition made from hated hero to loved villain. Who the poet really is, and not just his purpose. How he suffered on land, breathless, not knowing that travelling far on land was out of the question. How he found inner peace in the water – with an expensive lesson on how to stay there. Many have observed TheeAnaconda as a silent killer… well, to this he says: I wasn't raised to plan a murder out loud. TheeAnaconda scribbles his poems down and completes them using what he calls the 'SSS method': Strike, Squeeze, Swallow. The Strike is the introduction, done in a split second. Then he wraps himself around the words, Squeezing the words until they are breathless. Then in the conclusion, he Swallows the poem whole. Till Humanity Understand Grace (THUG).