Brenardo: Author | Performance Poet | Spoken Word Artist

Brenardo the Sing Song Poet is a lyrical adventurer of word and sound. The poems he brings to the fore, show his versatility as a ‘Page Plus Performance Poet’.

He has been writing poetry incorporating his own unique view of creativity through musicality in word for over two thirds of his life. His poems speak to spirituality, civil rights, human development, compassion, peace, and progress.

 A veteran of the United States Navy, and a veteran of stage, radio, and television Brenardo has presented his work in several of those venues, and others such as, festivals, universities, grade schools, coffee houses, and assorted other public and private events.

This includes international stages as well such as South Africa, Jamaica, and Cuba. His written words have graced countless newspapers, magazines, and poetry anthologies in print and online.

Mentored by the late Dolores Kendrick, former ‘Poet Laureate for the District of Columbia he has grown into a tour de force, alumnus of the Anointed P.E.N.S., and was one of the four poets selected as ‘Poet Of Excellence’ for Prince Georges County in 2020. In 2008 he was a co-founder, and administrator for ‘Poets and Artists for Obama’, using his skills to support the former president. Currently he is a member of the renowned poetry troupe Collective Voices &, and a free-lance Poet.

 Recently releasing “Bridge Over Aggravated Troubles”; a book he says is in line with his mission to uplift humanity, providing guidance, information, and hope, Brenardo continues to evolve in his gift of the word.

Four Words Forward

 

Work

                  Hope

                                    Love

                                                      Vote

If we could eradicate apathy

Dramatically

We could take back democracy

Emphatically

We could play a part in starting

To reduce tragedies

To vote is more than hope

It is strategy

Love could decrease the numbers of people

Left behind or hurt

It is not done magically

But by us doing the work

Four words of note to quote

Work

                  Hope

                                    Love

                                                      Vote