My grandmother says the first car I saw was blue.
When I remember that I remembered, I say it was green.
The car no longer exists.
Like an image scratched by a branch in the water,
memories fuse, confuse.
That’s how fragile the past is.

My grandmother says the first car I saw was blue.
When I remember that I remembered, I say it was green.
The car no longer exists.
Like an image scratched by a branch in the water,
memories fuse, confuse.
That’s how fragile the past is.