and to [grief] all return - by nessa
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when you stop trying to make sense of the insensible you are left with plain old words and an acknowledgement of grief
Dear Reader, I hope that you are well, I hope you day has treated you kindly and the world looks beautiful. I have to say before throwing you headfirst into the letter that I speak about and spoil The Godfather, Angels in America, and Brokeback Mountain in this letter, so please if you’ve not seen/read these things and would rather go in blind, this might not be the letter for you. I will also say that I am looking at these things through a very specific angle for this, what I’ve written here by no means encapsulates everything I feel about these things! Lastly, this is about grief the whole…
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