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Dandelion Fuzz
Dandelion Fuzz is a collection of poetry by author D.M. Miller. Deep within the most guarded sections of the soul is a heartache, desperately begging for release. These poems provide that catharsis, that cleansing, essential for the greater happiness waiting around the corner with a welcoming embrace. Wring the tears out of the heart and start take a dandelion, blow away the fuzz and make a wish. Read the poetry by the author whose work has been “Masterful,” “Mesmerizing,” “Powerful,” “Clever,” and "Magnificent"!
142 pages, Paperback
Published May 2, 2016
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About the author
D.M. Miller
10 books92 followersA former educator, D.M. Miller's love of language and culture transcends the classroom. Coming from a distinctively clashing gene pool, the author of the romantic interfaith Heart series has an appetite for going against the grain in both fiction and nonfiction alike, exploring the difficult themes of religion, politics, ethnicity, culture, family, ancestry, identity and most of all, love.
Miller’s debut novel, The Religion of the Heart, began what became an ongoing saga about one interfaith couple and their mismatched family of Jews, Muslims and Christians. Each character’s strong personality and even stronger beliefs often clash with the in-laws. The struggle to find personal identity and keep the peace within their lives plays out in realistic plots, filled to the brim with love and romance but also hate and discord. At this time, four books make up the series with more to come: The Religion of the Heart, Agony of the Heart, Secrets of the Heart and Holiday of the Heart.
Half-Jew: Searching for Identity is Miller’s nonfiction work analyzing the “mother rule” of Judaism, Jewish ethnicities and DNA. Partly a memoir, the book details the author’s personal interfaith experience.
Mexican Summer is a suspenseful romantic novella with just a dash of her signature interfaith theme woven into the action-packed story.
Finally, Dandelion Fuzz, Banished Thoughts and Neshama are collections of poetry.
Miller’s debut novel, The Religion of the Heart, began what became an ongoing saga about one interfaith couple and their mismatched family of Jews, Muslims and Christians. Each character’s strong personality and even stronger beliefs often clash with the in-laws. The struggle to find personal identity and keep the peace within their lives plays out in realistic plots, filled to the brim with love and romance but also hate and discord. At this time, four books make up the series with more to come: The Religion of the Heart, Agony of the Heart, Secrets of the Heart and Holiday of the Heart.
Half-Jew: Searching for Identity is Miller’s nonfiction work analyzing the “mother rule” of Judaism, Jewish ethnicities and DNA. Partly a memoir, the book details the author’s personal interfaith experience.
Mexican Summer is a suspenseful romantic novella with just a dash of her signature interfaith theme woven into the action-packed story.
Finally, Dandelion Fuzz, Banished Thoughts and Neshama are collections of poetry.
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July 7, 2022
Beautiful and well-written verse
So many of these poems stand out as being true works of art! Hard to choose a favorite. Miller shows her mastery of language not only in creating aesthetic “wordmanship” but also making use of elements such as alliteration, rhyme, meter, and metaphor in a way that demonstrates a very deliberate means of poetic expression.
So many of these poems stand out as being true works of art! Hard to choose a favorite. Miller shows her mastery of language not only in creating aesthetic “wordmanship” but also making use of elements such as alliteration, rhyme, meter, and metaphor in a way that demonstrates a very deliberate means of poetic expression.
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