Capturing Clouds
The view from the tree house
Fiction & Literature, Poetry, Inspirational & Religious
| Author: | Leigh Hay | ISBN: | 9780994151315 |
| Publisher: | Tales from the Treehouse | Publication: | November 12, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Leigh Hay |
| ISBN: | 9780994151315 |
| Publisher: | Tales from the Treehouse |
| Publication: | November 12, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Travel broadens the mind, so we are told. Reading this collection of poems is rather like going on a journey. You will meet new characters odd, eccentric, recognisable, funny, tragic, family characters. You will experience new places or old ones that you thought you were familiar with until you read that poem. Sounds and sights suffuse Leigh Hay’s poetry in ways to leave you smiling, thinking, just occasionally feeling sad but always enjoying the power of the placement of words to complete the journey. At the end, you’ll know who you met, how the weather was, and be glad you took the time off, just to go with Leigh, capturing clouds. Graham Leo. Author Biography: Leigh Hay is a freelance writer and editor. Co-author of the best selling Mind Your Mind-Rational thinking strategies for children, Leigh is also a former ASG May Gibbs Nutcote Fellowship Writer-in-Residence. An award winning poet, Leigh’s work has been published in a number of Australian anthologies. Illustrator Biography: David Hay counts himself extremely lucky to have a talented writer and editor for a partner. Since childhood, he has taken great pleasure in drawing, sketching and rendering from nature and is a keen amateur realist artist. He is absorbed with reproducing the fine details and interplay of light and shadow, and firmly believes that the undrawn lines in a drawing are just as important as those we see.
Travel broadens the mind, so we are told. Reading this collection of poems is rather like going on a journey. You will meet new characters odd, eccentric, recognisable, funny, tragic, family characters. You will experience new places or old ones that you thought you were familiar with until you read that poem. Sounds and sights suffuse Leigh Hay’s poetry in ways to leave you smiling, thinking, just occasionally feeling sad but always enjoying the power of the placement of words to complete the journey. At the end, you’ll know who you met, how the weather was, and be glad you took the time off, just to go with Leigh, capturing clouds. Graham Leo. Author Biography: Leigh Hay is a freelance writer and editor. Co-author of the best selling Mind Your Mind-Rational thinking strategies for children, Leigh is also a former ASG May Gibbs Nutcote Fellowship Writer-in-Residence. An award winning poet, Leigh’s work has been published in a number of Australian anthologies. Illustrator Biography: David Hay counts himself extremely lucky to have a talented writer and editor for a partner. Since childhood, he has taken great pleasure in drawing, sketching and rendering from nature and is a keen amateur realist artist. He is absorbed with reproducing the fine details and interplay of light and shadow, and firmly believes that the undrawn lines in a drawing are just as important as those we see.
