'Why Us GOD' is a poignant and introspective exploration of the intersection between divine presence and human suffering. Through 42 chapters of evocative poetry, the book follows the profound journey of a man grappling with the silence of God in the face of historical and personal anguish. From the brutal realities of slavery and the cries of the innocent to the quest for divine comfort and understanding, the collection reflects on the paradoxes of faith and the elusive nature of divine love amidst suffering. Each chapter delves into themes of silence, divine absence, and the search for meaning in a world marked by cruelty and pain.