Pahom & Kohana
I was thinking about how we decide which memories we keep and which we let slip into the quiet past.
Memories are like seeds—some are buried until they sprout, others are planted right in the light. We often keep what feeds us, what reminds us of who we were or want to become, while letting the quiet past dissolve like mist at dawn. The choice feels like a quiet conversation with ourselves, deciding which stories deserve a place in our heart and which, perhaps, are better left to the gentle echo of the wind.