by Brigette A. Ways

This is a fictional story with real-life expression based on our perceptions of another man's success. Without knowledge of the course one has taken to obtain success, we may travel on a road leading to our own destruction. Blindness caused during the trial of one's creation is understood. But blindness caused by one's choice to measure his own worth by the senses of his sight can lead him stumbling. He will travel this journey without a true clue of his own purpose or identity. One boy's (Sayso) life and ultimate destructive demise was shadowed by his own mother's quest to gain what she lacked as a child, the arrogance of a pedophile, and the exposure of his pain. It also describes how another boy (DaQuan) becomes enthralled by Sayso's outward demonstration of grandeur. DaQuan becomes the victim of this facade. Thus, his journey begins.