Flute of the Holy Spirit explores and investigates Jesse Yaw's spiritual journey and liberation from trauma, obstacles, racial inequality, civil war, political inequity, relationships and the power of love. It is also used as a tool to explore faith, racial injustice and trauma, using a myriad of carefully woven imagery and using personification to allow readers to draw close to the author's mind, heart, spirit and soul. This prose and poetry collection fearlessly addresses current political issues such as faith, trials and tribulations, political identity, abuse, human experience and the struggle for freedom and racial equality, providing a formidable societal commentary on the state of modern society, and salvation.