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Dear people of AW,
I am writing to inform you of my husband’s descent into ill health. I know that he thought highly of many of you and considered some here his friends. He has never been completely well and was often afraid to leave the house. For this reason the computer was his only means of contact except for me and his son. For this contact and camaraderie I thank you all. I am unaware of how much he has said about his illness so I will not go into too much detail but will gladly inform you that he is currently in a clinic recovering. There is as of yet no solid prognosis as to the rate of his recovery and it could be months before his return to AW. He is still a prolific poet and has not lost his sense of humour, although I don’t always get the joke. I would like to take this chance to thank those of you that have touched and inspired him this last year for your time and promise to keep in touch with those interested of his recuperation. I will also continue to publish his work through lulu marketplace where it will readily be waiting. To read his poetry, both old and new, please refer to the links below:
www.lulu.com/content/956365 (moonlit morning)
www.lulu.com/content/1359277 (starlight through twilight)
www.freewebs.com/kborsden
Thank you again,
Gemma
I am writing to inform you of my husband’s descent into ill health. I know that he thought highly of many of you and considered some here his friends. He has never been completely well and was often afraid to leave the house. For this reason the computer was his only means of contact except for me and his son. For this contact and camaraderie I thank you all. I am unaware of how much he has said about his illness so I will not go into too much detail but will gladly inform you that he is currently in a clinic recovering. There is as of yet no solid prognosis as to the rate of his recovery and it could be months before his return to AW. He is still a prolific poet and has not lost his sense of humour, although I don’t always get the joke. I would like to take this chance to thank those of you that have touched and inspired him this last year for your time and promise to keep in touch with those interested of his recuperation. I will also continue to publish his work through lulu marketplace where it will readily be waiting. To read his poetry, both old and new, please refer to the links below:
www.lulu.com/content/956365 (moonlit morning)
www.lulu.com/content/1359277 (starlight through twilight)
www.freewebs.com/kborsden
Thank you again,
Gemma
