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Forgotten Memories


Many start out ordinary like another walk around the house, that familiar air all around you, protecting you, misleading you, paving a path into deeper regions and then dissolving, suddenly and surely, as your imagination takes hold and fuels a whirlwind of your wishes, fears, and curious ideas, stirred hot in the cauldron between realities, to reveal the hidden image of your soul, who you are, and who you desire to be, that your dormant mind cannot see; and, to many of us, all just feels like a forgotten memory.

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