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Tag Archives: brutal grief
What Death Leaves Behind
“I mourned her uncomplicatedly and absolutely.” ~ Julian Barnes, Levels of Life I hope I die first. I’ve loved Steve for such a long time. I don’t dwell on thoughts of death, and maybe it’s just a weird, self-flagellating tic, … Continue reading →
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