These twenty-four poems of courage represent the sentiments of a man who suffered from loneliness, overwhelming fear of being the man of the house in childhood and the injustice of poverty, discrimination and migration to a foreign barbaric country.

He became a doctor of medicine and a common citizen, but he never found a truly significant one to accompany him through the wilderness and challenges of life.

The author lived this reality and expressed it in these verses that show the rise and fall of a believer in social service and goodness.

These poems enabled the author to find courage, balance, and peace in a world overwhelmed by injustice, fear, and ignorance.