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Set against the backdrop of contemporary America, the narrative explores the struggles of Martin Wiley, a poet and father, who longs for lighthearted moments with his children amid the harsh realities of violence against Black communities. The work resonates with the voices of notable poets like Etheridge Knight and Langston Hughes, capturing a poignant blend of tenderness and rage as Wiley grapples with the weight of societal issues and the desire to shield his family from the grim realities outside.