Rumors About God - De Vinck, Christopher
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'the inner thoughts and inner sanctum of the reality and disguised essence of God. A philosophical, metaphysical and eclectic observance reduced to grey matter then to writing and then to poetry. And that is just the tip of the iceburg in this well-crafted and in-depth poetic offering that scratches at the surface then delve into the heart and soul of the reader. headfirst and without hesitation, Excerpt from I HEARD RUMORS "I heard God plays a violin/ Made of pearls and strings of ivy./ Each time he plays, flowers drop from his lips/ And kiss the earth and the music laughs." // "Visit the…mehr

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'the inner thoughts and inner sanctum of the reality and disguised essence of God. A philosophical, metaphysical and eclectic observance reduced to grey matter then to writing and then to poetry. And that is just the tip of the iceburg in this well-crafted and in-depth poetic offering that scratches at the surface then delve into the heart and soul of the reader. headfirst and without hesitation, Excerpt from I HEARD RUMORS "I heard God plays a violin/ Made of pearls and strings of ivy./ Each time he plays, flowers drop from his lips/ And kiss the earth and the music laughs." // "Visit the philharmonic and pay close attention/ During the performance/ To the violinist playing Mozart with his eyes shut."
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Christopher de Vinck, a husband, father, and grandfather, earned his doctoral degree from Columbia University and devoted 40 years to his career in public education. This is his 20th book. His previous books have been published by HarperCollins, Doubleday, MacMillan, Hodder, Crossroads, Paulist Loyola, and Upper Room. Over 200 of Christopher's op/ed essays have been published in: The New York Times, Readers Digest The Wall Street Journal, , The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, The NJ Record, The Dallas Morning News, The National Catholic Reporter, The Chicago Tribune Good Housekeeping and USA Today, Christopher is a contributing columnist for The Dallas Morning News. He is author of Ashes (HarperCollins); Mr. Nicholas (Paraclete Press); The Power of the Powerless (Hodderz) (Doubleday) Augusta & Trab (Macmillan); (HaperCollins) (Crossroad Books)