Barren Fruit
Barren Fruit by R. K. Lemmons-Weber, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform in November 2015, is an exploration of personal struggles and the quest for freedom. This edition consists of 86 pages and is presented in English. The narrative delves into the experiences of characters grappling with trauma and the complexities of faith, as they confront their past and seek liberation from their emotional and physical constraints.
Readers will find a poignant examination of the characters’ journeys as they navigate their painful histories and the societal judgments that accompany them. The book includes the short play Numbed Spirit, which complements the main narrative by further illustrating the themes of bondage and the pursuit of healing. Through their stories, the characters challenge the notion of divine care and confront the harsh realities of their lives, ultimately questioning whether true freedom is attainable amidst their struggles.
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“Don’t give me that Bible bologna!” a flash of anger sparked from each one of Patricia’s words. “If He’s so mighty and powerful, tell me why He let my daddy leave me? Tell me why He let my uncle molest me and my momma’s boyfriends touch on me?! Why did He leave me in a hotel room covered in my own blood after my supposed to be best friend, Rodney, raped me?! Why did He make me go my whole life being blamed for being raped? Even the Pastor blamed me and called me loose. My own Momma disowned me and called me a liar. She won’t even talk to me to this day! I spent my whole life trynna live right and it didn’t even matter! That’s why I don’t care. Why should I care for Him when He ain’t never cared about me! So don’t sit up here and tell me about your God, Georgia, because your God don’t even love me!” Walk through the pages of Barren Fruit and the short play, Numbed Spirit, as our main characters come to a place of their life where they have to learn how to be set free in the midst of their very personal, very real, physical bondage. Will they be able to live free, or will the pressure of being imprisoned overtake them?
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