And I’ve finally found that life goes on without you. And my world still turns when you’re not around.
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And I’ve finally found that life goes on without you. And my world still turns when you’re not around.
I’m 35. Clever? 🤷🏻♂️
“Sometimes it feels better not to talk. At all. About anything. To anyone.”
— Breaking Bad
─ Hisham Siddiqi
Tell Me Where To Put The Grief
I tried tucking it between book pages, pressed flat like a flower. A memory kept, but forgotten, softened by time instead of dust.
That didn’t work.
I tried to push it further and further away from myself, until I had surrounded my own life with the notion that I had an obligation to forget my trauma.
One day I tried a different approach. Put the grief in a different place, take it out of the book, and put it on display for all to see.
I poured it into the cracks of my life, to cement the broken pieces together. I sent it out in letters I never mailed, let ink soak up what my chest couldn’t bear, until the weight of the words felt like a story instead of a wound.
Just acknowledging that it was there made it easier to carry.
I let it rest in the quiet, in sunrisen mornings, in laughter, in the spaces where love once lived, because grief is love, just with nowhere to go.
Some may be unsatisfied with that. But, for me, that’s enough. Maybe grief doesn’t need to be buried or forgotten.
Maybe grief is just like us, looking for a permanent place to live, to occupy.
Maybe, just maybe, if you give grief a home, you might find grief belongs in the moments that remind us how lucky we are to have something worth missing.
Hotel Stop.
If you think having uncomfortable conversations is hard - wait until you see the result of not having them.
Sometimes you have to kiss her softly and tell her that she's good enough.
Sometimes you have to kiss him softly and tell him that he's good enough.
“The past doesn’t need you anymore. Your future does.”
— Unknown
Well. fuck.