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Nannu

By Chelsea Wolfe
January 31, 2022
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Not having you here has seemed like a dream that I cannot wake from. You were here when I left and when I came back to reality you were gone. I

Ask myself, why? Why so soon? Why wouldn’t I go to you sooner? Why, why, why…

Now it’s too late. The time to make better choices is gone. As a little girl, I looked up to you. As a teenager, I used to enjoy spending time watching horror movies together. As an adult, I wished I was closer to you.

Now all I have are memories of who you used to be. Memories of our time together. The way you laughed or sang to the oldies or rolled your eyes at the horrible movie plots.

Ugly tears, elegies, and bible verses are how I’ll last spend time with you. You’re already gone, no goodbyes, no last chances, just emptiness. So, I’ll immortalize you in words on a page, in letters on a screen, and in ink on my skin. Inħobbok.

 

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Chelsea Wolfe

I have my masters in English & Creative Writing! I'm a mom of two girls and a Husky pup. I'm usually a late-night writer, but I have had to adapt due to kids, work, and having a social life. Now I write every chance I get. I'm constantly looking for other writers to connect with because only writers understand the struggles of writing. I typically write New Adult and I've been dipping my hand in multiple subgenres to fit my interests at the time. This leaves me with multiple projects going at once. If I'm not writing, I can usually be found cuddling in my favorite corner of my mini library reading a book (usually my kids are reading their books with me) or out in the city for a girl's night.

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