AUSAR

The world has been awakened not by a hot cup of coffee, but by the sensual, soul stirring, nerve vibrating, mind blowing and breath taking poems of Ausar. A floetic poet with a great stage presence was introduced to his new love by ending an old love.  The first young lady he ever gave his heart to, broke his heart by leaving him for a guy with money. With pen in hand, Ausar took his feelings to the paper. In an instant his poetic flow filled the pages to the entire notebooks end. It was there that Ausar had a new found love…POETRY!

On the spoken word tip, it was back in 1998 when Ausar saw a spoken word performance.  The “word bug” bit him so deeply that it left a very powerful, spirit filling serum that would allow this ‘Lord of the Perfect Black’ to spit out poems that would impact the world.  Ausar’s poetry includes topics that range from love, romance, erotica, social consciousness, religion and spirituality, black consciousness, and family issues.

Ausar first entered the world of spoken word in 1998 in the city of St. Louis where he was bitten by the "spoken word bug". He's performed at Legacy, The Haraambe Institute, Raw Sugar, The Afrikan Village, and Lyrics of the Lou, all in the city of St. Louis where he was well received! Ausar moved to the city of Atlanta in the year 2000 where he got heavily involved on the spoken word set. He performed at various venues around the Atlanta Metro area for a couple of years before producing & hosting his own spoken word show at the C'est Bon Cajun Restaurant Bar & Grill in Lithonia, GA. Some of Atlanta's top spoken word artist came to perform at his show. Those who came thru to spit include Def Poetry artist Abyss, Dana Gilmore, Jon Goode, and Tommy Bottoms.  Last but not least, Cocktails, Freedom Speaks, and Khari B. (Chicago).

      Ausar is currently in the process of producing his first book of poetry entitled "Oral Elixir". The spoken word CD will soon follow. This book covers a wide range of subjects, so there is something of value in it for everyone. So keep your eye out for these inspiring, and erotic works of art!

 To contact Ausar about performances, and book signings you can e-mail him at ImAusar@go.com, or at www.myspace.com/talk2ausar. Phone: (404) 246-9448