Yes, Good. Thanks much for sending the link. I will follow it up.

I am something like a carrot, yet to be unearthed,
I am something like a table,
I am something like a see-saw too.

I am something like a marble, rolling down a hill,
I am something like a parcel,
I am something like the colour of skies.

I am something like something else.

I prefer to think of it as the gift of the good, rather than God, particularly because the term “God” is so heavily baggaged. In this I have been inspired for many years by Plato and others, but especially Stephen David Ross — Statilius

Thank you for this, and more.
I need to start practising philosophy's 'Principle of Charity'.
Whenever God is mentioned, my mind turns away. Whenever there is a suggestion of anything being a Gift from God, I too substitute or omit the word.

An email correspondence with an ex-poster linked me to Stephen David Ross and his book:

https://www.sunypress.edu/p-2382-the-gift-of-beauty.aspx

After reading the summary and scanning the 20page excerpt, I bought the kindle version.
Amazon has its faults - however it allows great accessibility to books.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07BWMWDRB/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

I don't think it will be an easy read for me.
Perhaps you will hear me cry, "Aidez-moi !"