Wanderings in Place

<p style=text-align: center;><em>I blink in wonderment of God's art</em><br /><em>of which we glimpse but a hint</em><br /><em>but to amaze and rejoice and lift</em><br /><em>one's brush one's voice one's pen.</em></p><p style=text-align: center;><em>To praise Him to please Him for Him.</em><br /><em>So humbly woefully artfully we try.</em><br /><em>Why art but to remind us all of His glory?</em></p><p>Michael Finch is a passionate advocate of preserving America's freedom and liberties. In his second collection of poetry Finch touches on love and loss America God and our place in the world.</p><p>Finch's poems reflect on a variety of relatable topics that lament a different America community nature and our changing and trying times. His verse explores the Lord's embrace on a heavenly day; a smile that carries all the worries away; a wind-whispered valley of bluegrass wild oak and willows that weep in the fading sun of a cooling autumn calm; and the gentle reminders of all of God's glory.</p><p><em>Wanderings in Place</em> is a volume of inspirational poems that transport us back to a lost America that hopefully will be awakened one day again.</p>