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A Note From The Poet/Playwright:(Black) An Adj. Of The Darkest Color; Without Light; Dark, Evil, Somber, Dishonorable. Wow! I Wanted To Challenge These Objectionable Definitions, And Show That Out Of Darkness Comes: Light, Love, Growth, Beauty And Healing, Too.(Poem) An Imaginative Composition In Rhythmic Or Free Verse Lines Is The Genre Of This Choreopoem, That Tells A Tall Tale, With A Hint Of Some Truth & Realness.(Ology) Is An Indication, Or Root Word, A Noun That Defines Various Kinds Of Speech, Writings, Or A Collection Of Writings, (E.G., Eulogy Or Trilogy). In Words Of This Type, The “-Ology,” Element Is Derived From The Greek Noun – Logos: Speech, Debate, Narrative, Account, And Story, Etc., Etc.,). The Suffix Has The Sense Of A Certain Kind Of Speaking, Writing, And/Or Storytelling.(Monologue) A Dramatic Composition With Only One Speaker; A Long Speech By One Person. But Blackpoemologue Includes Eleven Speakers.I Am Taking A Few Artistic Licenses/Liberties With This Choreopoem.