All Kinds Of Weather
by Levi T. Pennington
Signed by Levi T. Pennington
With Forward by E. Merrill Root
Publisher: Winfords & Mort
Portland, Oregon
Copyright 1948 by Levi T. Pennington
Printed by Metropolitan Press, Oregon
Made in the United States of America
NOTE: Rice paper jacket included with book, origin unknown.
NOTE: Author’s signature and inscription from previous ownership (different ink): “Levi T. Pennington”, “a friend of Rachel in Newburg (I think a Prof and a mentor)”
"All Kinds of Weather" by Levi T. Pennington is a collection of contemplative and nature-inspired poems that reflect on the cyclical rhythms of life and the profound beauty found in the natural world. Pennington uses the changing weather as a metaphor for the varied experiences of human existence, exploring themes of resilience, faith, and the quiet joy of simple moments. The poems evoke a sense of serenity and introspection, inviting readers to appreciate the interconnectedness of all things and find solace in the enduring patterns of nature.
Levi T. Pennington was an American Quaker educator, writer, and poet, known for his deep connection to nature and his philosophical reflections on life. He served as the president of Pacific College (now George Fox University) for many years, demonstrating a strong commitment to education and spiritual development. His writings, including "All Kinds of Weather," often drew upon his Quaker faith and his observations of the natural world, reflecting a gentle wisdom and a profound appreciation for the simple beauty of everyday existence. He was respected for his integrity and his dedication to fostering intellectual and spiritual growth in others.
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