In making his debut the Robert, releases a heavy volume of shadowed thoughts bound behind the eye. The poet poetic verses ranges from love, heartbreak, race, and life in the ghetto. The collection opens with "Heart 4 Sale," a poem about a broken heart, he's in desperate need to disconnect from. "The Sea" is metaphorically expressed about him divorcing a path of self destruction and cutting ties with perishing peers. "Concrete Jungle" and "Ghetto Children" televises life growing up the inner city's black belt. In his heart felt title "Where's the Black Man" he conveys message of how dissembled his people have become through deception and lacking the knowledge of self.
