I came across this image of a statue a little while ago. It’s called Melancholy by Albert György and is apparently situated in Geneva. The moment I saw it, before I knew or read anything about it, it really hit home for me because instantly to me this showed what grief feels like…
It’s been six years today and that sounds way longer than it feels. I miss you, papa.
The Book of Esther 
Sending you gentle hugs, Esther.
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Thank you, Kate.
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His memory and spirit will always be in your heart and soul and through the eyes of your children ❤️
Sending much love to you Esther ❤️❤️❤️
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Thank you, Michele.
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May the memory of the righteous be for a blessing. (Sometimes it just hurts.) I’m thinking of you today.
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Thank you, Servetus.
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Hugs x
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Thank you, Rachel.
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A hug from me too, Esther. The sculpture is powerful.
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Thank you, Armidreamer
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What a great piece of art! Thanks for sharing it with us ❤ {{{Hugs}}}
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Thank you, Herba. Yes, there is something mesmerizing to this piece for me, I would love to see it for real some day.
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That is a powerful sculpture, for sure. Hugs to you.
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Thank you, Sue.
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