candleburn

You hold on to a memory when the void is difficult to bear, Like inside a vague dream, You see a motionless figure from afar a figure that slowly vanishes into thin air. © Vera Tarlov || Place: “Dreamy Camera Cafe” in South Korea, It might be nice to cling to memories. When do you know that the memory is real? and that it was not your mind’s creation? We all have that memory or even a few memories to cling to when we are in deep despair or when we’re just lonely. When I’m lonely I look for ways to fill that void, and if I can’t, it becomes unbearable. Memories can be associated with a person you loved and now you are no longer in touch with, dwelling on memories that this specific person had left with his departure. You start to wonder about — “what that person had left imprinted on your soul?” or “what kind of memory had you left?” Sometimes, our memories don’t align with the other person’s memories. It’s all an element of perspective. Perspectives might be tricky, as