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What Gisselle Yepes’ poetry can teach us about grief

by El Tecolote Staff August 25, 2022December 6, 2022

[by Sage Bliss-Rios Mace] I sang publicly for the final time at my cousin Nicky’s funeral. I made it through one verse before my voice broke — lyrics nettled in a chest tightening and closed. Beside Nicky’s body, my grief swallowed me into a long-lasting silence. Following Nicky’s death, my Spotify analytics would show how […]

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