In Life and Death: Part 2, the author presents a compelling collection of poetry that delves into the raw depths of existence, struggle, and spiritual awakening, all through the lens of Rastafarian ideology. This evocative anthology captures the highs and lows of the human journey, weaving together stories of resilience, injustice, identity, and peace in a world on fire. Each poem reflects the lived experiences of the author-rife with frustration, anger, laughter, and truth. The collection speaks to societal ills like corruption, marginalization, and moral decay, while offering a voice of resistance through conscious art. Driven by personal encounters with injustice from institutions. Fueled in relation to titles like Sausage Management, Sausage Family, and Sausage Union, this book is both a creative protest and a spiritual release. It is humorous, intense, satirical, emotional- and deeply human.