Faces In Peril and Emerging Truths

          This particular book and the style of story delivery were created from close every and personal relationships shared with others. We tried to capture the moments by citing and recreating the details in our minds and projecting into a narrative. Such a moment sometimes is as clear as touching your face from the view in the mirror.
             I am only lending a voice to truths that may not have already been told, nor given the proper considerations and rectification.  Some subjects, such as runaway raging rivers, a violent storm, and the horror displacement of groups of people, are examples of events that changed the lives of many populations. 
The things that many confronted caused lives to be turned upside down.  For many, it will take the truth as I have presented in poetic form, and the understanding of extraordinary inner feelings, to put back the pieces of justice. 
          Some poems in the book describe how victims and individuals moved along in life after disasters and being left with just the clothes on their backs. 
                                                                         DeLois Buckley