A poetic journey through faith, motherhood, healing, and the quiet strength found within the human heart.
To Learn, To Live, To Love is more than a book of poetry — it is a spiritual and emotional memoir written in verse.
Each poem captures a season of life. From childhood innocence and questions about the state of the world, to the ache of separation, to the celebration of family milestones, to intimate conversations with God — this collection unfolds like a lifelong prayer.
Georgeann writes candidly about:
Georgeann Hartman’s poetry was not born from ease — it was born from reflection, resilience, and a lifelong search for belonging.
Growing up in a family of six children, Georgeann often felt different, quieter, and unseen. While surrounded by love, she struggled with self-doubt and a deep longing to feel understood. She carried questions many hold silently: Am I enough? Do I belong? Will I ever feel whole?
For years, those questions lingered beneath the surface.
It was through poetry that she discovered her voice. Writing became her sanctuary — a place where vulnerability could breathe and emotions could be honored without judgment. As a sensitive and deeply reflective soul, she found that verse allowed her to transform pain into perspective and loneliness into connection.
