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That is what this poem is saying. Something else that really interested me was how the author compared how an outsider might feel about a tragic death as compared to the person directly affected by the death of a loved one. The metaphor is “The grief I’d know if I lived into your unthinkable death, is a splinter of that selfsame grief”...
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The metaphor is “The grief I’d know if I lived into your unthinkable death, is a splinter of that selfsame grief”. The author makes it clear that when we drive past a horrible accident the grief is infinitely smaller than that felt by the immediate loved ones...
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