Grief is a journey we take in the privacy of our hearts. Perhaps we share it with our closest family or friends, a pastor, or a counselor. Mostly, we grieve in silence. There is little for us of ritual, of practice, of creating space to honor our loved one after the funeral, after flower arrangements wither, and the last casserole and baked ham is devoured. Denise Levertov's poem "Talking To Grief" inspired me to start this blog. I, Meridith Gresher, welcome you to join me as I talk aloud.
It's the debut of my poetry in publication. For cliff notes on FRiGG see a few posts back.
posted by Meridith Gresher @ 4:52 PM
I started as a classical dancer training at The Atlanta School of Ballet and apprenticed with International Ballet Rotaru. Ultimately, I traded point shoes for pen and legal pad *before the days of my laptop*. I write poetry,screenplays, short stories, and flash fiction. My poetry is debuting in Frigg Magazine which you can find at www.friggmagazine.com I’m going to give "talking to grief" a try. If you are mad about my work and want to publish every last syllable I’ve jotted, you can reach me here, meridithgresher@yahoo.com.
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Thank you for the link!
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