11/13/2025
Blind Grief
Blind grief feels like walking through the night without knowing if the dawn still exists. It is losing something so deep that even tears cannot name it. It feels like holding air where a presence used to be, as if the soul keeps stumbling over memories that hurt to touch. There is no direction, only an emptiness that teaches you to listen to the silence and breathe within the absence.
Over time, you discover that it’s not about forgetting or filling the emptiness, but about learning to live within it. Blind grief teaches us to trust the invisible — the love that doesn’t fade, the bonds that don’t die even when their form changes. It’s a slow journey, sometimes clumsy, but profoundly human. Because even when the eyes cannot see, the heart continues to find its own way toward the light.
Sometimes it’s not about seeing the path, but about feeling that love still guides your steps, even in the dark.