The Watchman's Opus is the first published volume of poems from Walter T. Lacy III (also known as Soul Emcee Detroit). The book is a series of observations, reflections, inner dialogues, and prayers disguised as verse. It is a book that delves into the mud of our society and searches for truth, while finding beauty in the simplest of things. It is a work rooted in faith, inspired by Hip-Hop, and expressed with a passionate honesty that echoes the birthplace of its author (Detroit, MI). In short, it is a spoken word album that tries to contain itself within the confines of pages, while bellowing out a war cry that pleads for oppressed peoples to be free.
The Watchman's Opus is the first published volume of poems from Walter T. Lacy III (also known as Soul Emcee Detroit). The book is a series of observations, reflections, inner dialogues, and prayers disguised as verse. It is a book that delves into the mud of our society and searches for truth, while finding beauty in the simplest of things. It is a work rooted in faith, inspired by Hip-Hop, and expressed with a passionate honesty that echoes the birthplace of its author (Detroit, MI). In short, it is a spoken word album that tries to contain itself within the confines of pages, while bellowing out a war cry that pleads for oppressed peoples to be free.
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