A Love Life Lived

This poetry focuses on a variety of topics, but pulls inspiration from Hart’s eight year discernment to enter the Catholic Priesthood. These written pieces also reflect on the poet’s work with young adults, as well as his efforts to overcome his thirty-seven year battle with Cerebral Palsy. Through his poetry Hart examines what it means to be human, though our times of struggle, triumph, and tribulation. While some of his poems tell short stories, others are self-reflective, turning the reader to look within themselves as they digest the phrases that the poet has placed upon the page. Some of the strongest poem’s are God’s Land, When Problems Mount, Ambassadors, Areola’s of the Soul, and the one line poem, Living, which is a force all upon itself with its simple yet heart-wrenching delivery. -Red City Review