These poems were written spontaneously over the years.(See the companion book: Love's Invisible Language) These poems are about true love and the lasting aspect of the universe - the field in the space around us - very much alive. To find the secrets of love is in opposition to the harshness of culture, its greed, aggression and glitter, however people choose to dress up for the occasion or take sides. Are there not strengths — all for love — to develop on earth? And a force of love that may be courted, the ultimate presence, from the farthest universe to our fingertips? All awareness, all knowledge, all love, would be of it. The poems have waited — sometimes shared in closeness — folded and put away. There is always the hidden world of love,and if loved ones are not diverted by the passingshow of their culture, they take something cleanand clear and miraculous from the universe ofspirit to make their own. This is the aspiration.It is the work on the self. It is giving. Love gathers love.
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John Hay is the author of the novel in stories, Love That Moves The Sun and the novel in stories, Love's Invisible Language, which carries the story on. He received Honorable Mention form Best American Short Stories. He is the author of five children’s books, including Rover and Coo Coo, for which he received the Friends of American Writer’s Juvenile Fiction Award. His short stories have appeared in the Sewanee Review, the Kentucky Humanities Council magazine and other journals as well as The Kentucky Anthology: 200 Years of Writing in the Bluegrass State. He lives on a farm where he grew up near Frankfort, Kentucky.
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