A collection of unusually poignant, beautifully photographed horses, young and old, pensive and playful, provide a new perspective on one of the world's best-loved poems. A close-up of a horse's muzzle being stroked demonstrates what it means to "be on good terms with all persons," while another standing in a field as a rainbow spans the sky captures "Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be." Horse lovers will treasure this exquisite and thought-proving book.