Tag: grieving

What’s Gained in Loss

Loss seldom happens all at once. It’s a movement, an emptying that takes something away bit by bit until there’s nothing left to take apart but the memory. Like a cup made of ice melting into itself. The whole world, the entire cosmos… statues of melting ice. 

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Forget the Stages, Find a Path: Review of The Poetry of Grief, Gratitude, and Reverence, edited by John Brehm

John Brehm’s lovely The Poetry of Grief, Gratitude, and Reverence is a collection of work by people who get it and know how to share it.

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The Ending of Things

So how do we deal with the endings that are hard? How do we accept the endings that are bittersweet or the ones we see are coming?

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Trauma, Grieving and the Root of Suffering

Because a lotus will not thrive in clear water, it needs the mud in order to bloom.

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