Using poetry in the form of haiku, the author provides a path from boyish youth lacking responsibility, to the mature, respectful and responsible man who has vision. In Transformations (Revised) the author continues to teach and tell stories in a way that is relevant to today. (Miya Sharpe, Deloit) In a world where mountains hold wisdom, treasures and challenges, this mountain is unique in the way it reveals wisdom. (Mozella Perry Ademiluyi, Mountain Peak Strategies). Expressing it in the ancient literary art form called Haiku, it opens a tiny window in which the reader may discover what is meant by such characters as responsibility, respect, and faith.(Donna-Marie Taylor, The Timid Pallet)