Moments as They Come - Hiles, Kim
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What happens when all of your children move out? This collection of poetry is a healing journey in self-discovery. It takes the reader through various stages of grief, insight, hope, and new beginnings. A poignant, inspired, and assured debut collection which transfixes the reader while resonating deeply. The authenticity of these poems reveals the real experiences and raw emotions one feels when their child has moved on. The writing is emotive and powerfully beautiful in its expression of the truth and confrontation one feels about having an empty nest.

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What happens when all of your children move out? This collection of poetry is a healing journey in self-discovery. It takes the reader through various stages of grief, insight, hope, and new beginnings. A poignant, inspired, and assured debut collection which transfixes the reader while resonating deeply. The authenticity of these poems reveals the real experiences and raw emotions one feels when their child has moved on. The writing is emotive and powerfully beautiful in its expression of the truth and confrontation one feels about having an empty nest.
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Kim Hiles enjoys writing about her journey of self-discovery. She is the author of PE for the Soul, Walks with Strays, and co-authored Little Wonders. Her debut book of poetry published by Austin Macauley Publishers, Moments as They Come, offers solace and understanding for those experiencing the empty nest transition. Her second book of poetry, As the Dust Settles, is about what comes next and offers hope and new beginnings. Kim's books touch on various themes such as addiction, depression, anxiety, career, and animals as healers, to name a few. Kim's story is one of struggle and self-compassion that leads to abundant self-awareness and personal growth. Her memoir is shared with enjoyable poetic expression in short story format. As an educator for 20 years, Kim has worked with both children and adults teaching social & emotional learning, physical education, as well as behavioral coaching. Kim pens a blog and enjoys empowering others on their quest for self-discovery. Go to www.kimhiles.com for more information.