Stare of Pigmentation is a poetry collection that encapsulates African-Americans' historical and surreal experiences throughout time. The topics found in this collection highlight the past's influences on the present. In discussing complex issues like maternal mortality in "Momma Sang Da Blues" or generational trauma in "Grandma's Chair," Indigo challenges you to ponder. His authenticity provides insight and perspective from many facets of life, allowing any reader to immerse in something new or reflect on something old. When you venture through the narratives of imagery-heavy poems or soak in the rhymes and alliteration, close the book only after learning your vision of the world, seeking inspiration from life's different outlooks.