?. . . And into the stillness / comes my knowing: we carry our daughters until they are too light to bear, then we carry our mothers; they are heavy as air.'?I loved my life with a fierce joy, ' Sara Berkeley proclaims in her follow up to Strawberry Thief, a book singled out by Dermot Bolger for its?extraordinarily vivid freshness and sharp focus' by?a unique and crystal clear Irish voice'. Since she published her first collection Sara Berkeley has been a distinctive, vibrant witness to the way people live. The View from Here is a compendium of her observations. Her?habit of laug.
"?. . . And into the stillness / comes my knowing: we carry our daughters until they are too light to bear, then we carry our mothers; they are heavy as air.'?I loved my life with a fierce joy, ' Sara Berkeley proclaims in her follow up to Strawberry Thief, a book singled out by Dermot Bolger for its?extraordinarily vivid freshness and sharp focus' by?a unique and crystal clear Irish voice'. Since she published her first collection Sara Berkeley has been a distinctive, vibrant witness to the way people live. The View from Here is a compendium of her observations. Her?habit of laug."@en
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