Grief Magnets

classic comic quote

Loss of loved one's is so hard to describe or explain to others most of the times. Sometimes all that is needed is silence.

Sometimes you just need a shirt to help you roll your eyes.

Grief

Grief

Good Grief //// Retro Style Typography Design

Sometimes we need to grieve.

Shakespeare's definition of grief

Gone but never forgotten

The symbolic connection between flowers and human emotions, specifically grief and mourning.

“So I’m shut in here—walled in, really—to prevent the Nine Houses becoming none House, with left grief.” - The Emperor Undying, Harrow The Ninth by Tamsyn Muir.

We vote—at least in part—because of what breaks our hearts. Grief is political!

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

Let others know their grief is significant, important, and worthy of care.

Rural evening scene, vertical photo with a lone nomad man carrying firewood and a bagful on his shoulder, going home walking a country dirt road near the lake. Moody and dramatic view.

Grief is holy, sacred, divine, and transcendent.

Let others know their grief is significant, important, and worthy of care.

Grief

Artwork by Michele Rota

Grief is a pink hair girl crying in a pop art design

Grief Design

Grief is holy, sacred, divine, and transcendent.

Gone are the days of shoving down, stifling emotions, five-stages-of-grief. Grief is an evolving, ongoing, involuntary response to losses both tangible and intangible, and it simply wants to exist. Use this as a reminder to check in with and be gentle with yourself.

Art inspired by the movie Midsommar.

A beautiful heart that has been broken and damaged. It's bleeding and held together with bandages. Perfect anti-Valentines design.

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Grief

Sometimes the loss of a loved one can create despair and no words to express the feeling.

No longer by my Side, but always in my Heart. Miss you!

Poetry by Maria Comino, Photography by Marina Golias, Brighton Beach, South Australia, poem, poetry, photo, photography

Digital artwork. Done in Sketchbook.

From my thesis film about my grandparents funeral, mourning, memento, mori, orthodox, cross, flowers, flower, eulogy, dead, death, bows, bow, roses, bush, bushes, abandoned, desolate, grave, love, cry, crying, grief, grieving, sweet death, kum susser tod, komm susser todd, come sweet death

We've all been there.

You are not there anymore where you were, but you are everywhere, where we are!

i am not anything by Loui Jover

Is it walking, talking, silence? Baths, music, writing? Sobbing, laughing, pleasure? Have you asked yourself: what does my grief need today?