Never one to skirt around matters of the heart, this second compilation from Dianna Hardy, intended as a literary memoir for her daughter, is unashamedly personal and autobiographical, closing the lid on 20 years of love won and lost, dark thoughts, moments of irrepressible joy, episodes of depression, uncontrollable need and never failing hope. This is the colossal extension to Little Moments Of Truth, says Dianna. But whereas Little Moments Of Truth gives you a snippet of who I am at my core, Sienna Dawn is all of who I was as well as who I am now, and everything that has got me to this point. This collection of 70 poems ranges from complex freestyle to easy-to-read rhyme, exploring many different forms of meter, but what every poem has in common, is the ability to make the reader think and feel, sometimes subtly and sometimes not Sienna Dawn will have you wearing your heart on your sleeve and singing in the sunrise of your own new era.