HeyJaredShared Grief Journal
A place to heal and connect authentically through the act of writing and reading.
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- Sep 18, 2026
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September Grief Poetry (opens the original)
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This month I’m honored to share four featured grief poems.As always, I hope this work and sense of community helps you or someone you love as you move through the grieving process. Also, I’ve just announced that my latest grief writing group, Writing through Grief, is starting on October 2 and runs for 6 weeks. Click here for more information.Featured Poetry:Windowby <span class="menti
Summer Grief Poetry & Prose (opens the original)
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This time of year is always complex for me as I think about how I gave birth to both of my sons in late July. My newsletter about rumination and intrusive thoughts comes out next week, so be sure to subscribe. This month I’m honored to share our featured grief poems and prose.As always, I hope this work and sense of community helps you or someone you love as you move through the grieving process. You can also always find more poetry and prose at SharedGriefJournal.com.<a class="button primary" h
Our first grief short stories: "Synthetic Comfort" and "To Do" (opens the original)
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This month our featured community writing includes prose. I’m honored to share the two first stories from readers and writers like you. As always, I hope this work and sense of community helps you or someone you love as you move through the grieving process.ShareFeatured Stories (Prose):To Doby Will
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