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Absolution for the Kitchen Sink

Rod Rippel
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Duration
2h 6m
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

This is a collection of poetry and commentaries on life experiences and issues of the spirit movement of the latter half of the twentieth century that appear relevant in the emerging twenty-first. Topics include celebration of life transitions, reflections on lifestyle modes, insights into the religious dimension, the aging process, and speculations regarding the revolutionary imperatives for planet earth.

Related Subjects

  • General
  • Poetry
  • Adult Nonfiction

Reviews

"'And meaning . . . Who can think of meaning at a time like this?' With those opening lines, you've got a conversation! Thanks to the book, we seem to drink of the same riverbed!"
Jaime V. Saipan
"What a subtle sense of humor about serious subjects. I enjoy immensely."
Cathy, yoga friend
"Reading your Absolution poetry each evening at supper. Love them."
Marion and Carl M., Detroit

Artists

Rod RippelAuthor
Todd EthridgeReader