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This is the first work of poetry coming from a Liberian about the Liberian war. This collection, which mostly comprises sonnets, provides a poetic history of Liberia, specifically as regards the war, and the Ebola epidemic that is cause for concern. The book reflects the struggles Liberia has experienced since April 14, 1979. As Liberia evolves into a great nation, these experiences are simply challenges that shape people. Liberia will not only rise again but will become a better place for people to live peacefully and where justice and equity prevail. This is the focus of the collection.

This collection reflects realities in my life over the years, especially during and after the war, 1989 through 2003. The prayers are personal in nature and scope, but reflect broader thematic concerns. They represent my daily devotion to God. While most of them are specific to a Liberian context, they also express universal themes, and can be beneficial to any reader. The prayers mostly contain at least six lines, in poetry form. The uniqueness of the work is its creative force. That the prayers are written in verse form also expresses a uniqueness.