Devon Hewett

God in the Garden Devon Hewett

God in the Garden - "a collection of poetry written beyond the surface," takes the word "God" and utilizes it as a term to help illustrate mankind's search for purpose and understanding. "God," in this book, is used in reference to people's personal perspectives and pleasures. Hewett passionately uses Greek Mythology and biblical language to draw the connection between mankind's yearning for leadership and direction. Through romantic lyricism, "God in the Garden," captures the wistful wishes of the people. From the politician, to the priest, the pansexual, and even the prostitute, the letters in this book are made to express the yearnings of the depressed. Those longing to be heard. This book, is NOT ABOUT GOD, but is a book about people. It is a book about society as a whole. A book about life and the reality we all face; that each of us are all puppets, yet only a small few can actually see the strings.