Yasuaki Matsuura | Memory as Distance
Memory is distance.
Near, it holds a contour.
With distance, it fades into haze.
A distant memory is an inverted telescope,
compressed into a narrow field of view.
To see is to peer into memory in constant flux.
Clarity is an illusion,
visibility no more than a deception.
So what is it to see?
And what is it to remember?
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