Poetry from the Heart
By Karen Hiett
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Karen Hiett
I started writing poems in 1983 when my Nana died. The words seem to flow from pen to paper without me realising what I was doing. Over the years I have written poems to family, friends and work colleagues for special occasions or events in their lives. The people I have written a poem for all have a special place in my heart. I find it hard to show my feelings face to face and express myself and poetry is the best way I have found to say what I truly feel. We have become involved in a children’s home in Malindi, Kenya called God Our Father Home for Needy Children. We are constantly trying to fund raise for the orphanage to try to make life easier for the staff and the children. Every year we visit and see a vast improvement in the accommodation, grounds and equipment, which makes us more, determined to continue helping. All profits from this book will go the God Our Father Home for Needy Children to continue to try and make a small difference to their lives. My work colleagues help me to raise the money, we have bake off’s selling cakes and other food; some people will just give us a donation. I will be forever grateful to them for their time, support and hard work. All ingredients are donated so every penny goes to children. I have added some photos of the children throughout the book so you can see how beautiful and well looked after they are. They are very happy and special each and every one of them. Mama Susan is an incredible lady that works tirelessly for the children as well as looking after her own family and we feel privileged to know her. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for purchasing this book and helping to support the children’s home and hope you enjoy reading my poetry. Karen
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Poetry from the Heart - Karen Hiett
God our Father home for needy children
It was about 6 years ago we went to Kenya as it was my dream,
Little did I know how tough life could seem.
We passed an orphanage on a day trip one day,
Arranged to pop in and hoped it would not dismay.
We got out of our car stood in disbelief,
The children looked so happy what a relief.
We were shown around by Mama Susan who is in charge,
This woman was amazing and her heart so large.
She cared so deeply for every child that was there,
How could we walk away after 1 visit and not really care.
We gave them some things that we took over on the