"Two Souls on a Moonbeam" is a modern love story of two creative souls, artist and musician, separated by distance, who fall in love online and have a poetry texting and phone relationship. The story is the never ending hopefulness of lovers and the importance of words. Review: Richard Merli, Managing Director, October Hill Magazine, New York, USA. "Kathleen Katon Tonnesen's new collection of poetry, Two Souls On A Moonbeam, resonates with love and passion. Tonnesen finds the pulse of love not just in the depths of the human soul, but in the beauty and graphic imagery of everyday things, including the details and colors of autumn leaves. What is truly remarkable about her new work is that she distills that most profound human emotion of love down to its bare essence, often in just a few words. In her poem "Waterfall," she writes that her love is "like the splendor and power of this waterfall." Her work is gilded with the beautifully conceived images only lovers can know." (2019)