Javier Angola: Born in July 19, 1992, the first of three children in a family of a struggling native country in the south hemisphere, Venezuela. Living in a mid-class zone and not facing the many troubles the country presented during the election of presidency that abolished the place into socialist and dictatorship like status. My father William Angola an American born December, 20, 1962 (on the state of Ohio) and raised and grown in the city of Valencia, Venezuela (also my birthplace). He was an owner of few properties and his own coffee factory, being forced to sell all his goods and belongings to give his children a better opportunity, in search of a country full of richness laws and jurisdictions, forced to go back to his motherland. Arriving into the United States July, 31, on the year 2008, to Miami, Florida; ending in a nearer town located in the northwest about a couple hours called Naples (on the same state), along with my mother, Blanca Requena, and other two brothers, Savid and William, seeking a ray of light off a country of overcoming shade. At the age of sixteen entering teenager-ship, decided to finish up my education, and attended Palmetto Ridge High School just two more years since it was all that I needed to meet the requirements for graduation, and successfully graduating June, 9, 2011. By Spanish being my first language, but having an English base didn't suffer much on dominating the language whole. And pushing myself into reading and other lingual studies, trying to adhere Italian and French unto my knowledge, decided to attend Hodges University, January, 19, 2013. With the desires to major in Criminal Justice studies, but realizing that it wasn't my forte and passion, dropped out at the end of the year 2015; unsuccessfully not graduating even associates degree (which was 2 years). Trying to get a touch of myself during the year, to think what truly was my passion, I became closer to God and to the biblical reading and holy scriptures writings, decided to try out at writing music (lyricism) and poetry. And once realizing I was pretty talented at doing so, deciding to take it further in my life. With writing works like: Imprinta, Bibliomesis and at the time of starting Sports Illestrated— met my wonderful girlfriend, whom I fell in love with inspired me and inclined me heavily into one of my hidden talents, poetry. Since she was admired by people like, Jimmy Santiago Baca: Healing Earthquakes, Khalil Gibran: The prophet and Rupi Kaur: Milk and Honey; all fantastic writers read by me also, and coming to realization that poetry was not very much found among the bookshelves of bookstores and libraries, decided to start working in a major project which I started in the year 2016 and introduce to you (or the audience).