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Nana

The smell of cigarettes surrounds me As I climb the steps towards the doors Of your home away from home. My mother meets me at the door And I sign the visitors register Struggling to remember your room number. 3003 As I walk down the corridor I am warned that you look tired. I know how it's going to end and I’m somewhat prepared. I see you, and my heart breaks. I can’t stay for long for fear of exposing my emotions to Grandad So I leave the room and escape the building tears streaming down my face. The smell of cigarettes surrounds me As I realise this could be our last meet As I realise that I didn’t tell you, I loved you.
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ARoseB
22 / F / Ireland
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Written by
ARoseB
22 / F / Ireland
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Jul 18, 2023
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