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When someone you love as deeply as a parent dies, the world doesn't end - but it tilts. It becomes unfamiliar, colder, quieter. And you're left trying to relearn how to breathe in a life they're no longer in. The Thoughts Following Death is a collection of raw, intimate, poetic reflections written in the weeks after losing a man who felt like a father. These pieces were born in hospital rooms, sleepless nights, quiet driveways, sudden grief waves, and the hollow spaces grief leaves behind. In these pages, Monday explores the strange places grief takes us - the spiritual connections, the ""what ifs,"" the hope, the anger, the guilt, the memories that won't let go, as the small signs we cling to as we learn to live with loss. This book is for anyone who has lost someone they weren't ready to lose. Anyone who feels like the world kept moving while they broke. Anyone who still looks for the person they love in butterflies, shadows, flickering lights, snowfall, or dreams. It is not a guide to healing - but a companion for surviving one heartbeat, one memory, one breath at a time.

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