Read by Marc Glave

In My Grandfather's God, David Somerfleck invites readers into a poetic journey through the vast landscape of human experience-where love and loss, spirituality and skepticism, pain and transcendence intersect. Each poem is a revelation-sometimes tender, sometimes unflinching-exploring how belief, memory, and identity shape our understanding of self and the cosmos. Within these pages, the divine is questioned, confronted, and occasionally found in the quiet corners of everyday life. Themes range from the generational weight of faith and family to the scars left by abuse, the solace of love, the ache of loss, and the elusive beauty of truth. These poems move between the intimate and the infinite, where personal wounds echo against the backdrop of cosmic thought and hard-won wisdom. My Grandfather's God is at once deeply personal and universally resonant-a collection for anyone who has wrestled with the unseen, questioned what they were taught, or sought meaning amid both deception and revelation

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