This sounds like a variant on the idea that Nick Cave expressed so beautifully about grief, after the death of his son.pic.twitter.com/4VfOjgMClk
I'm not sure it's true that "grief is just love with no place to go". But it was interesting to think about. Grief is so often (always?) when love in some fashion ends.https://twitter.com/RespectYourself/status/1170058675597262850 …
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I liked the language of Weller's Five Gates of Grief: 1. Grief for what we love and lose 2. Grief for the parts of the self that have not known love 3. Grief for the sorrows of the world 4. Grief for what we expected and did not receive 5. Ancestral grief
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"Grief is where love ends" sounds pithy enough to have been written by someone already!
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I'm in the midst on writing a TEDx talk on 'the gifts of grief', would appreciate some thoughts / feedback on the draft if it's something you've been thinking about.
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You can also grief when a future you longed for ceases to exist, e.g., not accepted for a job you really wanted.
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