I began writing play pieces,
when I was in eighth grade,
and we wrote about romantic love,
and Indian politics, and Indian film,
and in seventh grade,
I learned about plant cells,
and I wrote my first poem in verse, about a tree.

My work now is about Physics and Chemistry and History,
and also about how electrons can move into a sigma bond,
and I'm also interested in how rubber was manufactured,
during the 1860s, in the State of Tennessee.

These days, I think about editing, with friends,
my book, "Colorful Dream Poem Book,"
and I dream, sometimes, about living in Cambridge, England,

writing and editing a play about the political life
of Andrew Johnson, in August of 1863, and until the time,
when he became the United States President, in April of 1865,
and about how Black American entrepreneurs, during this time,
helped bring about needed political and cultural changes.

A few plays, I have worked on, have been reviewed,
and over time, I'll respond here, to online reviews
with Houston Press and Broadway World, with care and love, 
and there are somethings still there and somethings changed,
in my dream,
and understanding and love.