Foreword by Austin Wolfe. This second collection of poems from the author explores running themes from both the past, childhood and the sharp cut of the future. The style is a slight departure from Brandon's ""The Season,"" choosing to stretch out across multiple pages often a more narrative driven poetry. Single fatherhood, post-modern adulthood and what it means to discover new versions of the self when the old ones have failed.

This collection of poems spans the course of the last eight years of my life. In that time I've been married, had a daughter, worked the blue collar life in a white collar world. Now, I'm going through a divorce, trying to do my best as a single dad, walking into a path I never anticipated I would be on. These poems are my song in that darkness.