Herman Beavers - 'If We Think of Light' (for Eve, Jibreel and Gideon)

The video explores a poem titled 'If We Think of Light,' dedicated to Eve, Jibreel, and Gideon. It delves into the concept of 'incommensurate' as a way to articulate grief and the significance of numbers in mourning. The narrative discusses the process of moving on from loss, emphasizing the importance of taking steps forward. It concludes with a reflection on light as a symbol of hope, suggesting that even in darkness, the heart can emerge resilient.

In what ways does the poem suggest that counting the days of loss affects the grieving process?

What does the poem imply about the relationship between grief and the passage of time?