Will There Be Trees In Heaven?: And Other Short Poems By

"There is nothing so blatant, so garish, that he cannot refashion it through his words into a small delicate thing." Writes Dr. Michael V. W. Gordon, Professor Emeritus, Indiana University. This collection of poetry and prose contains works of both a political and spiritual nature. It asks the questions we have all asked. It expresses emotions we have all experienced. It searches for a higher truth. It is meant to enlighten and to inspire participation in our form of government by the people. It also seeks to improve our social climate through a better understanding and appreciation of ourselves and the world around us.