If Grief Had a Heart What Would it Be Like?

Life has given me plenty of reasons to hate mine. There are times I feel like the universe is trying to shake me violently out of my tree. When my reality is too cruel to bear. Plenty of reasons, plenty of times, in plenty of ways. Maybe I’m flying over the cuckoo’s nest but in moments of deep reflection I wonder, not how or why or when… Perhaps, I’m asking about another heart because I don’t want to focus on mine right now.

I’d really love to hear your answers. Thank Y’all!

If grief had a heart what would it be like?

This beautiful song has been playing in the background of my real life for the past 3 days. If you’d like to know how I feel right now, this video says it all. For those of who are grieving my heart is with you.

27 responses to “If Grief Had a Heart What Would it Be Like?”

    1. Thank you, Hobbo 😉

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  1. DiosRaw Avatar
    DiosRaw

    Beautiful post Eleanor, if I had to visualise a heart bearing grief it would be ~ smoky, fractured, hollow and dissociated. 🧿🙏🏻

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    1. Thank you, you’re just sweetest thing. 😉

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    Yernasia Quorelios

    💜 My “Grief Heart” Has Finally Been Understood by Me, MySelf, I EveryBody; basically it’s Saying “Experience; after ALL YOU ARE STILL HERE!!! DickHead.” EveryOne

    …💛💚💙…

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  3. Great post, Eleanor. I visualize a grieving heart as dry and thirsty, trying hard to be hydrated with love. Much love to you.❤️

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    1. Thanks, Grace! That is a very unique visualization. I appreciate you taking the time to give your answer. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

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      1. Truly my pleasure.💕

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  4. I’m so sorry you’re grieving!! 😦 It’s not something I have much experience with, so I have no deep thoughts. But I do feel people on the other side and don’t believe they’re gone, not really. I tap into it by lying down and thinking of them. I’m sending you so much support! ❤ ❤ ❤

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    1. Meg, thank you for such kind words and for your support. You are a sweetheart. Appreciate you.

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  5. A post you really need to think about. Brilliant as always! 🌹
    And as for the heart … I could imagine such a heart as shriveled and green.

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    1. Thank you. How interesting….
      I appreciate you taking the time to answer.

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  6. You are welcome dear. I hope the sadness will pass.
    Time always heals everything …And I’m expecting some of your exciting song.

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  7. 🤗 Eleanor 🤗

    I’d have to say that I perceive the heart of grief itself to be greedy.
    Grief wants to consume everything around it.

    -David

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    1. David, your answer is deeply moving! Thank you for taking time to answer. Your perception shifts and tilts my entire perspective. Seeing a side I never examined. First time for everything, they say. Thank you

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  8. My experience has taught me; it would be like a rogue storm filled with rain and erratic thunder. Even it’s echoes would return bruised, broken and shudder my soul from the core of my own being.

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    1. Thank you for taking the time to answer. Was hoping you would. I like it. A LOT! I expect nothing less from you than a spectacular answer, much like the one you’ve provided. Wonderful insight 😉

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      1. I’m humbled, My pleasure! You’re welcome and thank you.

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  9. Beautiful post! I think of a grieving heart as hungry, tattered and torn, in the middle of a lone desert in scorching Sun, can’t see the end in sight but waiting to be rescued. Since you mentioned that you have every reason to hate life, I hope life gets better for you… Whstever you’re going through must be really tough. Wish I could comfort you, but it’s not that easy, is it? 🙂 Praying things get better for you 🤍

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    1. I am honored to get your answer and appreciate it greatly. SamSahana, you are an angel. Thank you for your kindness and compassion. It makes brings smile to my face…no matter how fleeting I’m grateful for it! Thank you!

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      1. I’m glad you’re smiling. I hope it lasts for as long as the Sun and moon shall endure 😀 (my favourite quote from Anne of Green gables. Found it appropriate to use it now. 😁). Have a wonderful week!

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      2. AAAWWWW…thank you for sharing that with me! I’ll keep that close to my heart.

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  10. I don’t know about the heart but when I am grieving I feel as if life has drained out me.

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    1. I feel that way as well…

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