His wife, who thinks that she herself is from Sirius, is caught in a permanent state of grief and yearning for the daughter she never had.
And after a winter of sudden and permanent departures and grief that hung around like a stubborn fog, I'd booked a flight to Albuquerque and a big S.U.V. that sat high and rode so silently you barely knew you were doing 90 until you checked the speedometer.
Each person who lost someone in the riots maintains a quiet, loving reserve, as though the grief is so permanent that it does not need acknowledgement.
Facing heavy backlash from the students and parents, the acting district chief, Amy Jones, explained that the school's crisis management plan bans permanent memorials, which have the potential of exacerbating grief for students, based on "research and expert opinion".
Stories of grief, like stories of love, are of permanent literary interest when done well.
Certainly not, because having noticed the decline has caused me no end of grief, not the least of which is incurring the permanent wrath of someone I've admired and appreciated for all of the incredible things he's contributed to making our lives better.
In the novel "Players" (1977), Pammy Wynant works in the W.T.C. for a grief-management firm: "The towers didn't seem permanent.
A FAQ provides some grief counselling, as the death of a game means the permanent disappearance of a world, its characters and all the relationships forged within it.
The company provided grief counseling and quickly relocated the Capital-Gazette offices, while finding and preparing a new permanent home.
Like most love affairs, the beginning is flush with infatuation, the middle feels like a normal and permanent way of life, and the end creeps up on you bringing anguish, diffidence, desperation, and then finally grief.
