Things That Don't Suck
Andrea Gibson, megan falleyOne poet's quest to uncover what shifts when we shift our attention
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 191 | Subscribers | Read | andreagibson.substack.com |
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Hi friends,
I Thought Grief Would Destroy Me
I am writing this on August 18th. Today marks five weeks since Andrea died. Will Sunday nights ever collapse into Monday mornings without the tally in my head? Another week with Andrea gone? Another week of just me in this bed?
Today Is Andrea’s 50th Birthday
Sweetest Andrea,
Come Back to Me As Lightning
The morning I woke up without Andrea in this world, I wrote my first line of poetry in ages:
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Colorado Poet Laureate, author & performer. I write about love, mental health, and social justice. I collect political t-shirts, panic attacks, & poems about the moon. In the end, I want my heart to be covered in stretch marks.
author of "drive here and devastate me" & more. writes for "things that don't suck" substack after my late spouse, andrea gibson. subject of documentary: "come see me in the good light" available on appletv+ november 14th.
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