James Waddleton

A Heart in Hell: Poetry from a Jersey City Boy James Waddleton

This book captures theimagination of its reader right from the beginnings attribution. Written over the course ofFrancis' adolescent and young adult life, it not only gets one emotionallyinvolved but psychologically and spiritually. You feel what the poet writes. You sympathize with, relate to, and understand his words. A Heart InHell is not only a brilliant collection of true poetry, but it tells a story ofthe poets life up to a certain point, leaving one wanting more. Most modern books of poetry on theshelves of bookstores, contain roughly thirty or sopoems. This fascinating display contains near ninety. So for the true lover ofpoetry as an artform, one gets ones monies worth, and can only wait for thenext exposition to be presented by this modern poet who wishes to be comparedto none other than himself.