BiographyType: Poet Born: 9 Oct. 1968 Died: Liccione was born in Chicago, Illinois and raised in Rochester, New York. As a child, Liccione grew up in the struggles of a broken family, moving around in various homes, wandering from family member to family member. During his teen years, he went from living with friends to strangers, a vacant house, a vacant garage, and finally living inside his car, all the while managing to survive. |
A small world where people know each other, and still so deep, able to get lost.
The thing I miss most from home, is having a home.
If coffee were like dreams, then I would be wired in constant bliss, never needing sleep to live out my dreams.
Everything begins with failing. If you stop to fail, then your failing to stop, to try and try again, and bring success.
They say to think within the box, but it's funny how those in the box never go anywhere, where those outside it, get to see the world.
I wish I had more breaks in life, rather than life breaking me.
Nothing won't change, until the choice is placed first. And until when choice is given a chance.
Fear, is a horrible place to live in, and much worse die in.
Real friends, are really hard to come by.
There will always be haters. And the more you grow the more they hate; the more they hate the more you grow.
People like to cry over spilled milk, but I cry every time I spill my coffee.
God will find a way, no matter what people will say.