[Today's View] If memories also have an address

Key points in 3 lines

1. The column introduces Kim Uyeong's poem "21" and looks back on a mother who cooked for her family all her life, now losing her memory.
2. In the poem, the mother forgets the seasons and mealtimes and writes numbers on her arm, thighs and notebook, until only "21st floor" remains at the end.
3. The column asks us to reflect on whether we have taken for granted the place at the dining table that our mother has kept.

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