My mum died this year. And the glut of apples from her tree has brought with it a new kind of grief | Zoe Williams

Zoe Williams reflects on the bittersweet memories of her late mother, whose apple tree now bears fruit that evokes a new kind of grief. Despite her mother's poor cooking skills, Williams realizes the value of the apples she once rejected, symbolizing lost opportunities and the complexities of their relationship. This poignant narrative highlights how the simple act of harvesting fruit can stir deep emotions and remind us of the connections we had with loved ones, making it a relatable exploration of grief and nostalgia.