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 \nMoonchild on a Rainbow,a book ofsongs about spring,opens with aninvocation in the form of a question,\"When,God-when?\"In our darkestmoments of fall and winter we askGod when we can dance with him \"onthe top of a rainbow”.The answer tothat question is found in songs aboutblossoms of beauty,boys at play,birdsin nature,butterflies of resurrection,and bursts of sunlight.The closingsong is a benediction in the form of anexclamation.In the end,the authorcelebrates the resurrection of life,andthe joy that follows a storm of sorrow \"Then,God-then!\"  \nCOVER ILLUSTRATIONBY CAROL BURBACH  \nHARLO PRESS50 Victor/Detroit,Michigan 48203  \n1. .形  \nou019guees  \nMOONCHILD ON A RAINBOW  \nALSO BY THE AUTHOR  \n# Lion Under the SunClown in the MoonMan Beneath the StarsSeasons of Jesus'LifeA Little Child (Short Story\n\n# MOONCHILDON ARAINBOW\n\nand other Songs  \n# about Spring—Season of hopeand resurrection\n\nbyDAVID JOHN KLEIS  \nDETROIT  \nHARLO  \nThis bookis for  \nmy children—David Russelland Deborah.  \nCopyright ◎ 1981 by DAVID JOHN KLEISAll rights reserved  \n## \"Butterfly\"\n\nwas previously publishedin \"Lion Under the Sun\"under the title of\"Boy and Butterfly.\"  \n# MOONCHILD ONA RAINBOW\n\n(an invocation)  \n## When,God—when?\n\nMaybe then,  \nsometime after the storm,maybe thenafter the roarof thunder'sdark passionand flashof lightning'sdim reason,maybe thenI can dancewith you,o living Godo loving Godon the topof a rainbowin a sky  \nthat is turningfrom dirty greyto sunny blue,maybe thenI can dancewith you,but  \n## when,God—when?\n\n# MOONCHILD\n\nI manchild,and madchild,more moonchildthan both,  \nl am in the moonand the moonis in me.I am notof this worldnor is this worldof and for me,although I findmyself curled upin a forgotten cornerlike a caterpillarwithin a cocoon  \nawaiting resurrection:child of the moon,son of the stars,man on the rununder the sun;cosmic buffoonto the worldin the fleshand of the devil;child of Venus,son of Arcturus,Apollo's brotherand friend of Jesus,partly civil  \nand partly savage,player to the crowdnot only on stagein the middle cage,but behind the curtainwhere outrageis just as certain.","cbCaind3kcLBPIe3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaind3kcLBPIe3","pdf",1996291,88,"English","# When,God—when?\n## Butterfly","[{\"question\":\"What is the central question posed at the book’s opening?\",\"answer\":\"The book opens with the invocation question “When,God—when?”\"},{\"question\":\"How does the book connect spring with faith?\",\"answer\":\"It links spring to hope and resurrection, portraying the joy that follows a storm of sorrow and the desire to dance with God on a rainbow.\"},{\"question\":\"What themes shape the songs across the book?\",\"answer\":\"The songs move through blossoms of beauty, birds and nature, butterflies of resurrection, and bursts of sunlight.\"}]","MOONCHILD ON A RAINBOW - An Invocation - When,God—when? 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