I curl in my late grandfathers throne-chair
As my family spin stories of our ancestors
My sister will leave, soon. Move far away and she says she’ll never return
We’ll sell this house, my parents say. And move out to the undeveloped suburbs
I don’t think my mum wants to let go of here
Here is home
Here is where we grew and here is where our stories are told
Here is the last place I’ll share with my sister
Here is the last place I did share with my brother
And as I unravel across my deceased grandads old chair
I realise I will never be 18 here again
And I might never be 20 in this home
As the walls around me begin to fleet as my time here dwindles














