Sitting in the Sun: Poetry
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| Rating | : | 4.81 (515 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1499785496 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 84 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-12-27 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
For 25 years Dawn cared for her disabled husband and after his death started writing after many years layoff. These are not gloomy poems; they are a collection of thoughts and impressions garnered through the years. . You never know what will inspire her to write or who. There are more books planned for the series over the coming years as the changes wrought by the loss of her much loved husband become apparent. Dawn has also been writing poetry for many years and with her love of words draws pictures for others to see the world through her eyes. Dawn is a parent, grand parent, gardener, dog lover and an observer of humankind. Her first book, “Widowhood 101” was published in May 2012 and quickly followed by “Widowhood 102 – The Diary Entries” and “Widowhood 103 – Tears Grief”. About the Author Dawn Mill
Dawn Millen pulls her unique insight into words and poetry. Her love of nature, the vagaries of the weather and the closeness of family is all part of her poetry. Sitting in the Sun is a collection of Australian Poetry about nature, life and family. Cross into Dawn's world and enjoy the different way she looks at life.
"A new collection of heart felt poetry" according to Twinny in a tinny. Dawn Millen has not only created helpful grieving and surving widowhood books, but also she has written poetry felt from the heart. This woman amazes me. She has taken her hurt and grief to a level of beautiful everyday poetry for all of us. The poems are not just about grieving, but about all around us. Anyone can connect with Miss Millen's creative expressions. I used one of her poems for a card to a special person in my life. Thank-you Dawn, my friend related to your writing. Thank-you so much.
During 2012 she published many poems written over the years of caregiving and during the first two years of her widowhood. Dawn Millen was born in North Wales UK has lived for long periods in New Zealand and currently lives in the beautiful Southern Highlands of New South Wales Australia after moving