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Poetry and a collection of short stories....Life

Da Black Pearll (Tinitha Warren) was born in Chicago, IL. She was raised in Minneapolis, MN from the age of four. She found her love for poetry in the 4th Grade and has been writing ever since. In 1993 Tinitha earned the NFTE (National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship) Award of Minnesota Sponsored by Koch Refinery Company, as the young owner of her own African American greeting card company Black Berry Graphics, Inc... She was given congressional recognition from Congressman Jim Ramstad and the late Senator Paul Wellstone for her accomplishments. Inspired by her younger brother (Saint Paul Slim of G.O.B.), the desire to perform and share her thoughts with the public through spoken-word has grown over the years. The rebirth of herself, awaking her artistic skills allowed her the opportunity to birth Da Black Pearll, a product of sand and time. She has since names the Poets Groove (Blue Nile-Tuesday Open Mic) and Minneapolis her sanctuary. Being blessed with the opportunity to open for word renounced spoken word artist, like Georgia Me at Minneapolis Visage night club in 2007, B-girl B Minneapolis Intermedia Arts 2007and 2009, Picosa Restaurant Poets in the City also in 2007, in addition to a host of other events. Completing her first demo CD in 2007(Black Pearll the Beginning) before relocating to Texas for 18 months, Da Black Pearll loves being back home in the Twin Cities. Although Texas offers warm weather. Being within the massala of Minneapolis local artist, is always beautiful. Returning more polished and seasoned to Minnesota brings a breeze of welcoming love; she is currently working on completing her first complete CD that will complement all aspects of her life in collaboration with varied musical genre. She is also working on several different projects in 2011. Her desire is to show versatility though spoken word, not only geared towards her delivery but also reaching out to young people and letting them know the life they live is a story waiting to be told. Da Black Pearll is currently obtaining her Bachelors of Science degree in Criminal Justice, to fulfill her passion of working with youth being released from corrections, and victims of domestic violence.