This collection of poems, homilies, and essays explores a wide range of topics such as the love and tension between fathers and sons, the lingering pain of racism, self-destructive tendencies, and the redemptive power of God. It is intended to provide pathways for fathers and sons to open dialogue on the things that matter most. It urges men, young and old, to consider what it means to be a man today and offers women insight into how men see the world and form relationships.