Henry van Dyke was an American author. He worked as a diplomat and educator. He was a professor of English literature for many years at Princeton. Most of his popularity stems from the publication of Christmas stories, such as “The First Christmas Tree.” He explored the same religious themes in his poetry and hymns.
‘Christ of Everywhere’ by Henry Van Dyke is a poem about the presence of Christ in all living things. Throughout this piece, Van Dyke uses simple and relatable language that allows all readers to connect with his words.
‘Time Is’ is one of the best Henry van Dyke poems, published in 1904. This poem goes beyond the scientific definition of time and explores the subjectivity of time.
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