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Born Cleveland W. Eneas III, March 9, 1977, and now known as Anku Sa Ra, this old soul has journeyed through life as an artist in many respects and uses it, art, to share with the world, all that has been shared with him.

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Published:: Sunday, February 21st, 2010 at 12:02 am

: 2010 February Issue, spoken word

: Anku Sa Ra

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A. Philip Armbrister February 21st, 2010
13:33 UTC

interesting. creative. very interesting. i’ve watched it twice already. well spoken.
D'Anthra Adderley February 21st, 2010
22:15 UTC

You are a talented and creative young man. There is substance and humor in your words. Your facial and vocal TONES show that you enjoy your spoken tones.

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