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All the Untils
All the Untils is a small offering of verse to the unbound God of time. These reflections speak to the beauty of our providential stories: the seeing, the following, and the rising. They ponder the mysteries of a Monday, midmorning melting, new thresholds, unexpected hindsight, perennial forgiveness, empty nests, and faint dawnsong. What happens to prayers before faith? What is left after the postlude? Or a summer windthrow? With each turn of a page, these meditations wrestle and wonder, inviting another until to change everything.
Book Details
- Publisher: Resource Publications (CA)
- Publish Date: May 15th, 2025
- Pages: 96
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.00in - 6.00in - 0.25in - 0.66lb
- EAN: 9798385246397
- Categories: • Subjects & Themes - Animals & Nature• Subjects & Themes - Motivational & Inspirational• Subjects & Themes - Religious
About the Author
Kiblinger, Lee: - Lee Kiblinger is a poet and teacher from Tyler, Texas, who graduated with a BA and MEd from Vanderbilt University. She has taught literature and writing courses for several years. She spends time traveling with her husband, laughing with her three adulting children, playing mahjong, and delighting in words. This is her first book.
Praise for this book
"In this first collection, Lee Kiblinger vividly paints everyday scenes--gardening, driving, dishes, laundry--but draws us deeper to the mystery and glory in the commonplace through striking metaphors and sonically rich language. Each word is carefully chosen in lines full of clever wordplay and subtle internal rhymes that reward slow reading and re-reading. These poems carry the tension of already and not yet--looking back to contemplate change, aging, memory, and regret, while looking forward with eager longing for the fullness of redemption, when there will be no more 'untils.'"
--Steven Searcy, author of Below the Brightness
--Steven Searcy, author of Below the Brightness