Loved One | 
pickTwo thoughts on this one, first I loved that it mentioned the piece of art pictured above by Alma Thomas. I just bought tickets to an exhibit of hers for next month! I love when that happens. Second, the way the author talks about the layers of grief, complications of life, & the anger you can still feel at someone even after they‘ve passed it was very real to me. It was a very realistic picture of grief, particularly when you lose someone young.
AvidReader25 “Sometimes I find myself thinking the thought that no self-respecting adult is supposed to think. The whine of a child: it‘s not fair. It‘s not fair he died at 29. It‘s not fair he died when we were in this complicated state. There was a throbbing meaninglessness that could at any moment spread into an ache and pull me apart.“ 57m
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