A work meant to bring Christianity to the East. The first poem, The Myth of Subang, is a satire on the Dragon Ball franchise, drawing some influence from the myth of the Monkey King. It is a fun, action packed story meant to criticize the author's of Dragon Ball choice of making the main character a "god", altogether saying that this choice has corrupted the innocence of its protagonist. The second long poem draws influence from Taoism, called "Man and Wo", drawing influence on the balance between Masculine and Feminine, or Order and Chaos. It is meant to show how good will have some destruction and evil will have some benign qualities, ultimately making predictions about two future societies based on current technology. The third long poem is a criticism of Western Christianity, using a tinge of sarcasm and deep reflection on faith, to help the East avoid the problems of Christianity in the West. The fourth is a fictional story about St. Jude, and his possible relationship with Jesus his brother. Then, there are sixteen poems after the four long poems, which describe the vanity of revolutions, the vanity of war, and our American Ideal. If not describing that, it differentiates between a true and false prophet, showing that Character---more than words---is what makes someone right before God, which is what the whole of this book is doing, is showing how actions are more qualitative than speech, and for the East to remember that when Christianity blossoms in that part of the Earth.