thirty steps from a park

Can never recall
Any dress that she wore
What brand she then smoked
Or of which books she'd read
Or the volume of steel grey
At home in her hair
She was nana that's all
And her house was right there
Down the road from the library
Thirty steps from a parkĀ
She was nana that's all
A home light in the dark
I've no recollection
Of perfume and such
Her house smelled of gravy and
Sausage and peas
Can't remember the paper
That coated the walls
But I remember the buttons
The bits and the bobs
in a tin
M
Ā
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And, to be honest, if that is currently your only memory, could there be a better one? These are the games that memory plays with us. All I remember of Nana's house is filing through her front room past the coffin that contained her body.Ā
I love the use of the two words "and such" because you show the reader something about the era about which you are writing rather than telling them.Ā