Between Here and Gone: Love in the Liminal

The Venn Diagram of Grief

The world shifts, and the lines between present and past blur when someone you love dies. It's a strange limbo, like they're in a superposition, both here and not until the weight of their absence collapses into a single, devastating truth. You hold onto them, not out of denial but out of a desperate need to suspend the inevitable. For a while, they are…