Nature cannot erase grief, but makes it easier to bear. A woman holds fleeting memories of familial warmth as she visits mid-coast Maine, and finds solace in the brave journey of the alewives from sea to lake and back again.
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Christine Cleary
Christine Cleary lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts and works in communications for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston. Her essays and articles have appeared in The Sun, Yankee Online, The Boston Globe, and Growing Up in North Cambridge. Her work has also been broadcast on NPR’s This I Believe and A Celtic Sojourn.
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