I hate you, I miss you, it's confusing

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Following the loss of her younger brother, Mary turns to haiku as a therapeutic outlet for her overwhelming grief. The concise structure of haiku allows her to express complex emotions in manageable fragments, offering a sense of control amidst her profound sadness. This exploration of poetry becomes a means to navigate her feelings, transforming her grief into a creative process that helps her cope with the depths of her loss.