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Description
The blueness envelopes the greenness, the blackness
penetrates the blueness from beyond. I will show you
salmon against time and the river, against cormorant
and osprey, against the crane that darkens the world
upon changing to another rock. A skinny fox swam
across the river to farmyards on the other side. A bee
fell silent when I was in a chapel, and the silence was
noisier than the humming. And a church on the river
says, Come from the east and the west, everything is
ready. Come away from the truth of the silence in the
chapel, come away from the truth of the skinny fox,
come away from the truth of the waiting birds.
Kenneth D. Stephens is originally from India, where he attended Christian missionary boarding schools in the Himalayas. He came to the United States to go to theological seminary, after which he went on to do his Ph.D in philosophy. His memoir The Meaning of These Days: Memoir of a Philosophical Pastor was published by Wipf and Stock. A novella in verse Blaze Pascal and the Courage of Being and poetry collection The Truth of the Skinny Fox were published by Adelaide Books. He is an active member of the African Wildlife Foundation, the Wilderness Society, and other environmental organizations, and resides on the outskirts of Los Angeles County.
Publishing date: October 9, 2023
Language: English
Paperback: 48 pages
ISBN-10: 1958419680
ISBN-13: 978-1958419687
Dimensions: 6 x 0.12 x 9 inches