Description of the Book:
After the death of her younger brother, Mary struggled to find words to express the unbearable weight of her grief, even privately to herself. Rather than fill hours with long-form writing which proved mentally and emotionally exhausting, she explored haiku as a way to portion out conflicted feelings into manageable bites to deal with a little at a time. The structure and brevity of haiku poems provide her a tiny measure of control and composure over what feels like a bottomless pit of sadness.
I hate you, I miss you, it's confusing
SKU: 9789357610827
₹300.00Price
Author's Name: Mary Bryant About the Author: Mary Moncrief Bryant is many things, but a published writer is not one of them. Her love of words shines inside deep conversations, heartfelt greeting cards, witty text messages and handwritten letters to dear ones. However, her most emotional and intimate writing happens inside personal journals and on the occasional Post-It note. Her last attempt at poetry was in high school English class, so do not judge to harshly. Book ISBN: 978-93-5761-082-7
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