What Do You Think About?

“Drawing together the wisdom of a lifetime from his earliest days in a loving parental home down through his own long years of faithful pilgrimage and reflective inquiry, the poet shares the fruits of his thinking on thinking to enrich ours in this modern-day book of Proverbs. I found insights into the human condition on every page and commend it warmly to all who would ‘get wisdom, which is better than gold.’”


—William Storrar, director, Center of Theological Inquiry





“Our brief life on this fragile oblate spheroid takes on meaning when we develop a poetic imagination, the goal of all education. S. T. Kimbrough each day finds written on his psyche poetic perceptions that should be shared. As I contemplate his vision, my life elevates above the pragmatic phenomena that burden us all.”


—James H. Charlesworth, president, Foundation on Judaism and Christian Origins