In My Days and In My Sleep

Rebecca Kylie Law’s poems reflect her views as a practising Catholic while contemplating subjects ranging from nature and love to philosophy and social history. She captures elements of the creation – flowers, animals, birds, trees – so their beauty can be brought to the ecstatic in accordance with the unity of the Trinity.


Rebecca Law wrote her first poem and autobiography at the age of sixteen. She is now the author of three collections of poetry, and her work has been published in Australia and overseas. Poems in this collection have appeared in The Australian, The Lake, The Euroscientist Ezine, Poetry Pacific, The Afternoon Journal and various other magazines.


Her subject matter reflects her religious bias as a practising Catholic, ranging from a focus on nature and love to philosophy and social history. 


For Rebecca, reading and writing go together, and she is influenced both by poets she values and those she has reservations about but finds significant.


With a Master’s Degree in Poetry, Rebecca enjoys writing reviews and essays, long-distance running in natural surrounds, listening to classical music, home decorating and friendships. She lives in Sydney, Australia.