Buried Alive: Poems from a Dead Man’S Perspective

By Warren Stuckey

Have you ever wondered whether it was possible for someone who has committed the worst act one human can take against another to be redeemed?

In this collection of poetry, author Warren Stuckey explores that question. He presents the real story of someone who beat the odds, never realizing that his ingrained psychosis was intentionally orchestrated. These verses reveal how a persons streets, family, friends, and enemies all play crucial roles in determining what he or she is capable of doing. In the end, however, each person must carry his or her load; that is where the blame stops and the change occurs. The mind can reboot itself when light and wisdom are found. In these poems, Stuckey seeks to reach out to people where they are, in whatever lives they have chosen, and let them know that their lives matter.

This collection of poetry offer a reflection on the trials one man has faced in his life with the intention of helping others see and understand themselves for who they truly are.

• Language: English
• Publisher: iUniverse
• Release date: Mar 7, 2016
• ISBN: 9781491790281

Warren Stuckey

Warren Stuckey seeks to present his speech in an uncensored manner in order to help and serve others. He is currently incarcerated for taking the life of one who looked like him.

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Library of Congress Control Number: 2016903626

iUniverse rev. date: 03/07/2016

Contents

Introduction

Maria

The Philosophy of Death

The Primordial Orgasm

Cyzar (The Enigma)

REALITY

Evanescence of The Self

Home

Incessant Dance

The Quintessence Dream

The Allure of Self

The Ephemeral Freedom

The Answer Is In The—‘Verse’

The Subconscious Suitor

Oprah

The Common of the Senses

A Single Truth

Things Get Done

The Ancient Garden and the Purloiner

Hungry Eyes

Sleep Walkers

The True Messenger

God and the Fool

The Best Teacher

The Hidden Truth

My Reason

The Dreamer

Cynthia

The Beauty of The Beautiful

The Eye Opener

Maneuvers of Sibylline

Message To Posterity

Unfoldment

Message To Posterity

Purpose

Life and Philosophy

The Sadness of Life

Mysterious man

EMAF

The Meshing Principle

The Selfishness of Fear

The People We Meet

Truth

Sacredness

The Ways of Perfection

Chameleonatti

Live! In The Moment

The Clean! The Dirt! The Cleansing!

The Hidden Architect

Words Can Never Hurt Me

Soul Discovery

The Water of Life

The True Divine

The Exhausted Soul

Uncertainty

The Wedding

Maya (The Example)

The Appreciation

The Mother Ideal

Epiphany

The Art of Language

The Ruins Of Expectation

I Remember

The Banal Truth

Constancy/ Love

The Ugly Mirror

Nirvana

The Chase of Not-Living

The Suffering’s Lore

The Countenance

Natural Phenomenon

In The Rainbow

The True Analogy

My People

A Truth

Happy Valentine’s Day

A Moment of Clarity

The Sound of Anticipation

The Epidemic

The Heart and The Secret

Lose Yourself To Find Yourself

LIFE

This Is Love

He Who Is Without Sin

The Silence of Truth

The Cause

The Hidden Revealed

The Hymen

A Loving Plea

The Rising That Is Not

Freedom of The Broken Heart

PQPPD

Begin

Everything Is Nothing/Nothing Is Everything

The Suffering Season

Nature, Wife of Man

Prayer of the Crow

The Discovery In

The Beauty of Not Being

Sorry

Inimitable Eye-Lids.

The Waning Heart

The Quiescent Covetous

The Time

The Individual

The Self

What’s In A Name

The Most Beautiful Illusion

The Appeal Of Vulnerability

Unburdened

Conclusion

Acknowledgments

INTRODUCTION

I have composed these words to act as an introspective view inside the unfoldment of people who can never be described by the mistakes and judgments of others. We are, as everything in the creation …, "consistently evolving." These poems are my personal apology to the families that I have destroyed because of ignorance. Truly, it is nothing more than that. Had I known who I was, these acts would never have been contemplated. Though I can’t change what the past has fixed by my behavior, the horrendous acts against my own self and kind, however; I hope to show those who will find themselves in the very same position that I was that YOU don’t have to repeat this systematic behavior.

These poems are a reflection of my trial since being incarcerated for taking the life of one who looked like me. Now, before you even begin to say that I deserve no sympathy; know that I am not looking for any. Because the truth is that no one could be more damning than my own consciousness. You don’t know how it feels to awaken everyday with the same thoughts permeating through your head, condemning you for something that you did 22 years ago. A thing so wretched that you would have allowed yourself to be swallowed up by oblivion had you not been privy to a knowledge for such behavior, and that it is designed.

Still, it is very hard to blame others for what you did. In fact, you cannot. But this is not about blame … : "This is about truth!" I hope that mine will act as a fulcrum for your own ability to make decisions. Use my own life’s story to learn what not to do. Know that even a system cannot control you when you have a thorough knowledge of yourself. You have probably heard it on so many occasions, and in a myriad of ways. Nevertheless, it is the truth; the power that manipulates your mind is under your own tutelage. It is as easy as telling oneself to pick up a glass of water. Everything else in the creation works thusly.

And to the worlds people, know that you cannot; ever, define what God has made according to one act. No matter how incorrigible it may appear.