“The Goddess of Hearts and The Fool of Hope” by Colm Horgan

Written as flowing passages, one leading into the next, rather than a collection of singular pieces, the Author punctuates the poetry found therein with imagery of all that we have held commonplace during our own trysts with love and loss, from the storms and floods of gloom and despair to the warm sunhine of love and longing.

It feels natural, completely rational in its irrationality, as these are all flowing messy scattered thoughts we’ve all felt when hopelessly fallen for another, and as such you can’t help but feel connected and wonder how you’ve been a fool of hope in the past too.

I would reccomend this book to anyone who has loved or lost in the past, particularly to those struggling with the future, with moving on, with healing.

★★★★★ – Amazon Review