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Moods On Parade is a posthumous collection of poetry by Walter Burl Allen, a man who was blind his entire life. His lack of vision enhanced his emotions which are eloquently displayed through his writing. The poems, express a myriad of "moods" and are exclamations of love, spirituality and loss.

WALTER BURL ALLEN, a Warren County, NC native, was the seventh of eight children. He was educated at the North Carolina School For The Blind in Butner and later held a degree in Business. In 1952, he married Juanita Atkinson and the union was blessed with a daughter Carolyn Grace. In 1958, Allen co-penned lyrics to four pop tunes recorded by The Corvettes (Renown Records, NYC). Active in his community, he served as President of the Board Of Directors for his homebuyers association and authored a column for The Carolinian newspaper titled “Social Scope”. Allen was the proprietor of a record shop named Allen’s Hittery - a phrase he coined. Walter Burl Allen began living eternally in 2012.