Chapter 35
Oh Nana lost My Nana dear please wait for Me as My time draws near
Your.u conditional love for Me was like no other,even though You weren't My Mother. You filled My heart like no one other
Oh Nana, list, my Nana dear, please wait for me, for my time draws near. Your unconditional love for me was like no other; though you weren't my mother, you filled my heart like no one other. The scent of lavender and old lace still clings to the corners of my memory, a gentle perfume of your presence. You were the steady lighthouse in the storm of my youth, your wisdom a quiet harbor where my restless spirit could finally find shore.
Even now, as the shadows lengthen and the world outside my study grows dim, I can feel your gentle hand resting on my brow. It was a hand that knew the sting of loss, the weight of sacrifice, yet always found the strength to offer comfort, to weave tales that soothed the savage beasts of my childhood fears. You taught me the language of the soul, the quiet hum of enduring love that transcends the veil of mortality.
My poems, born from the dust and shadows, echo with the whispers of those I have lost, but it is your voice, Nana, that rings clearest, a melody of unwavering affection. You were the silent witness to my grief, the gentle hand that guided my raven wings, not to despair, but to a higher flight. You showed me that even in the deepest darkness, love, like a persistent bloom, can find a way to unfurl.
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