Sides of a Hill

by Karl Hogan

Sides of a Hill is a collection of poems that recounts life's events, with major themes on life, nature, love, inquisitions, religion, gratitude, vanity, eulogy, self, waiting on God, and tribute of a loved mate.
The poems in Sides of a Hill are written in a variety of styles, from traditional to free verse. They are honest, raw, and often emotional. The poems explore the full range of human experience, from joy to sorrow, love to loss.
Sides of a Hill is a powerful and moving collection of poems that will stay with you long after you finish reading it, refreshing memories and evoking nostalgia. It is a book that will make you think, feel, and see the world in a new way.
Here are some themes that are explored in the work of art:

• Life: The poems in Sides of a Hill explore the many different aspects of life, from the joys, pains, wonder, love, sorrows, death and loss.
• Nature: The poems in Sides of a Hill often use nature as a metaphor for life. The beauty and power of nature are contrasted with the fragility and brevity of human life.
• Love: Love is a major theme in Sides of a Hill. The poems explore the many different forms of love, from romantic love to the love between friends and mates.
• Inquisitions: The poems in Sides of a Hill often explore the human need to question and understand the world around us. The poems ask difficult questions about the meaning of life, about self, about God, and the nature of reality.
• Religion: Religion is another major theme in Sides of a Hill. The poems explore the relationship between faith and doubt, and the search for meaning in a world that often seems chaotic and meaningless.
• Gratitude: The poems in Sides of a Hill often express gratitude for the good things in life. The poems remind us to appreciate the simple things, like the beauty of nature, the love of friends and family, and the gift of life itself.
• Vanity: The poems in Sides of a Hill often challenge the human tendency to vanity. The poems remind us that we are all mortal and that our time on this earth is fleeting.
• Eulogy: The poems in Sides of a Hill often serve as eulogies for loved ones who have passed away. The poems express the pain of loss and the hope of reunion in the afterlife.
• Self: The poems in Sides of a Hill often explore the concept of the self. The poems ask questions about who we are, what we want, and what our purpose in life is.
• Waiting on God: The poems in Sides of a Hill often explore the concept of waiting on God. The poems express the trust that God will provide for us, even when we are facing difficult times.
• Tribute of a loved mate: The poems in Sides of a Hill involves serve as tributes to loved ones. The poems express the love, admiration, and gratitude that the poet feels for their loved ones.