Like Wet Socks, I Had to Change is a modern poetry manifesto that defines acts of vulnerability as strength. Interweaving themes of love, Black pride, self-awareness, and celebrating people, this collection draws in readers with aspirations of hope, honesty, and rejuvenation. With pieces entitled "Black King," "Queen Tree," "The Truth," and "Frequency" this book provokes the reader to do the introspective work to change their life.