Grief Remedies
Grief RemediesDusty Bryndal is a special educator, writer, and award winning poet. She is the author of two chapbooks of poetry: Losing Judah and The Tiniest Bit of Light.
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Believe Me
I wrote this poem two falls ago and I just ran across it today (it’s in a chapbook of poems I self published last year called, The Tiniest Bit of Light.) The poem is about the emotions around getting through the season of the my dead son’s ...
Judah Coming Through
People say that you see what you look for. That’s fine, I’m looking for my son to connect with me, talk to me, guide me, even. My eyes and heart are wide open for him to communicate with me from the other side and he comes through, loud and...
I Put My Toes into the Cool Grass
After my son died, for whatever reason,
Was My Dead Son Speaking to Me?
Since my son died seven years ago I have sought the help of a spirit medium to communicate with him. It’s daunting, to say the very smallest thing, to lose a kid. The worst part is the feeling you will never speak to them again. A bereaved ...
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Dusty is a special educator, memoirist, and writer of poems living in Brooklyn, NY. She has two chapbooks, Losing Judah and The Tiniest Bit of Light. She writes about sad things and even won a poetry-prize for it. She has a memoir coming soon.
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