This time the Spences divided the book into section such as "The Seasons of Beauty", "Prayers for Life’s Events", "Family, Love and Relationships", and others. There is something for nearly everyone in this collection.

Joseph Spence has even invented a new poetic form: the Epulaeryu, a poem dedicated to delicious food. Some of his poems in this genre will make your mouth water.

I wonder if the explanations below each poem are necessary. Sometimes they rob the reader of reacting to the poem by providing the intended message. Whether this is true or not, I found the poems uplifting. Not one poem had a negative message.

The poems by son Jonathan were well written, but I was surprised at the small number of his poems in the collection. I look forward to other collections when Jonathan surely will produce many more poems. This is a nice collection for reading and meditating.