Chicago poet Terry Jacobus takes us on a delightful trip through the byways of the Universe where God can be cosmic music/ resonating in continuous harmony/ throughout hyperspace or more literally playing baseball with the planet "sending spirit angels over immortal fences." A master of the aphoristic form--the line are centered and short so the words hang in space--these musings will make you laugh out loud but also move you with their insight and sudden beauty. - Jennifer Dunbar Dorn In Book of God, Chicago poet Terry Jacobus presents a collection of poetry for the ages. Featuring a wide spectrum of ideas and insights on the existence and presence of God, Jacobus explores spirituality in a way that feels accessible and entertaining. At times serious, and at times whimsical, his poems take on a life of their own as readers are left to contemplate their own connection to a higher power.