The Habit of Hope
In her book of poems, The Habit of Hope, Dawn Morrow celebrates hope as a saving grace in our desperate world. Her poems, written "for people who don't like poetry," invite readers to take a closer look at the people around them, their stories of joy and sorrow, celebration and loss, and the many ways we are all made who we are.
"I read this cover to cover in an afternoon and I'm better for it. So, so good. Dawn is a powerful weaver of words and images." --Pete Peterson
In her book of poems, The Habit of Hope, Dawn Morrow celebrates hope as a saving grace in our desperate world. Her poems, written "for people who don't like poetry," invite readers to take a closer look at the people around them, their stories of joy and sorrow, celebration and loss, and the many ways we are all made who we are.
"I read this cover to cover in an afternoon and I'm better for it. So, so good. Dawn is a powerful weaver of words and images." --Pete Peterson
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In her book of poems, The Habit of Hope, Dawn Morrow celebrates hope as a saving grace in our desperate world. Her poems, written "for people who don't like poetry," invite readers to take a closer look at the people around them, their stories of joy and sorrow, celebration and loss, and the many ways we are all made who we are.
"I read this cover to cover in an afternoon and I'm better for it. So, so good. Dawn is a powerful weaver of words and images." --Pete Peterson
