E.A.R.L.I.N.E.: Poetry Inspired by Cardinal Rule

E.A.R.L.I.N.E.: Poetry Inspired by Cardinal Rule

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"E.A.R.L.I.N.E.: Poetry Inspired by Cardinal Rule" (by Joey Pinkney, with Earline Jones) is a companion piece to "Cardinal Rule: A Short Story" by Joey Pinkney, currently available for Amazon Kindle. The beauty of a woman has many facets. While most stop at the surface level, "E.A.R.L.I.N.E." digs deeper into what makes a woman beautiful, in particular a woman like Earline Jones. Brown-skinned, elegant and intelligent, Earline is fiercely confident and strengthened by her rocky past and bright future. This five poem collection features an introduction by Earline Jones. She also contributed two poems to this collection. (She is also the female lead in "Cardinal Rule: A Short Story," currently available for Amazon Kindle.
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