The Tiniest Bit of Light Book

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This chapbook is a collection of poems about losing a child and somehow remaining among the living. These poems detail how mundane things happen in daily life that one can be a part of while simultaneously carrying around a hot burning grief. One can be in the life, having fun, dancing on a rooftop when the sun is going down and Venus and Mars are just visible in the night sky. One can do all the things, but the stabbing pain of a child’s death can be there in a heartbeat. It’s about trying to live this life, but missing them at every turn.

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This chapbook is a collection of poems about losing a child and somehow remaining among the living. These poems detail how mundane things happen in daily life that one can be a part of while simultaneously carrying around a hot burning grief. One can be in the life, having fun, dancing on a rooftop when the sun is going down and Venus and Mars are just visible in the night sky. One can do all the things, but the stabbing pain of a child’s death can be there in a heartbeat. It’s about trying to live this life, but missing them at every turn.

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This chapbook is a collection of poems about losing a child and somehow remaining among the living. These poems detail how mundane things happen in daily life that one can be a part of while simultaneously carrying around a hot burning grief. One can be in the life, having fun, dancing on a rooftop when the sun is going down and Venus and Mars are just visible in the night sky. One can do all the things, but the stabbing pain of a child’s death can be there in a heartbeat. It’s about trying to live this life, but missing them at every turn.

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The Tiniest Bit Of Light Is an eloquent expression of the terrible, searing everydayness of loss, a quiet but vibrant commentary on the painful awkwardness of speaking grief with those who don't understand it, and an evocative tenderhearted reminder of the relentless entanglement of sorrow and hope. -Kelli Dunham, author of The Boy's Body Book

The Tiniest Bit of Light traverses night skies, whilst embodying the profound depths of a mother's love. Dusty Bryndal's skilful work provides glimpses into the spectrum of emotions felt amidst unfathomable grief. Iona Winter - author of In the shape of his hand lay a river