... I have waited for this day, and grief faded with time.Or did it? Perhaps grief never leaves us but is merely drowned — Claire North
... I have waited for this day, and grief faded with time.Or did it? Perhaps grief never leaves us but is merely drowned — Claire North
... I have waited for this day, and grief faded with time.Or did it? Perhaps grief never leaves us but is merely drowned — Claire North
... I have waited for this day, and grief faded with time.Or did it? Perhaps grief never leaves us but is merely drowned — Claire North
... I have waited for this day, and grief faded with time.Or did it? Perhaps grief never leaves us but is merely drowned — Claire North
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... I have waited for this day, and grief faded with time.Or did it? Perhaps grief never leaves us but is merely drowned out by a flood of life overwhelming it. Perhaps the wound that bled once is bleeding still, and I did not notice it until now.

— Claire North
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