A Container for my Thoughts
Sarah BainIf you've landed here, it's because you aren't afraid of reading about grief, death, dying, and all things that point directly to love.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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22 years, one box, and grief rises
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I don’t know if I can remember a time when I didn’t feel sad. That sentence, in and of itself, makes me sad. And yet, it also makes me angry—because if someone had written instead, I don’t know if I can remember a time when I didn’t feel ha...
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I write about love, joy, death and grief. Grief has shaped me since I was five and continues to reshape me daily. I’m learning to live with the braiding of joy and sorrow.❤️\ud83d\udc94\ud83e\ude77
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