Expecting a grieving individual to keep pace with society is like making someone run a relay with the flu after they just realized their partner is not even there to take the baton.
Amateur poet finally putting my thoughts and copious notes in my phone on a platform
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Motion Sickness
The most difficult part of the death of someone you love is that the most tragic day for you is another Tuesday for everyone else. Your world may have stopped at 12:23pm on August 16th, but everything else continued.
Expecting a grieving individual to keep pace with society is like making someone run a relay with the flu after they just realized their partner is not even there to take the baton.
Expecting a grieving individual to keep pace with society is like making someone run a relay with the flu after they just realized their partner is not even there to take the baton.
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