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When a The New Yorker-published poet found her fiance dead one spring morning, she became a grief body. Grief Body by Natalie Wise, called ""unforgettable"" ""raw, haunting"" and ""wow, a whole new level"" by readers, is a fine art poetry book for the things we can't speak. Dive into the act of grieving, the physical manifestations of it and the mental permutations - the bad decisions, darkest inclinations, and the deep, deep pain of moving forward in this collection of 45 poems. This is not a book that will heal you. It will sit with you in the grief, and let you ""get deep in your being / get down on all fours / groan out guttural grief / must purge it somehow / must apologize to the dead / for getting up and going."" Real, internet-stranger customer reviews: ""Unforgettable"" ""Her expressive rendition of grief is significant."" ""I feel like I'm back at uni reading the moderns."" ""Raw and haunting."" ""Wow, tore me apart. Literally. I cried, wept, i now feel lighter so thanks to the poet."" ""It's a raw, visceral descent into the textures of loss-anger, emptiness, despair-rendered with striking honesty."" If you've ever felt your grief live in your skin... this book will feel like coming home. The author, Natalie Wise, holds a Masters degree in Poetry from Dartmouth College, an Ivy League school, and has published poetry in numerous publications, including The New Yorker. This is her debut collection of poetry. She is also the author of several non-fiction books.

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