WORLD IS ONE
The Gathering
The people leave. Their warmth stays.
Ahimanikya SatapathyThe Gathering
A laugh returns from years ago, and suddenly you are among your people again. So much of being alive happens in the company we carry within.
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We do not carry everyone as a clear memory. Some remain as a way of greeting a stranger, a habit of sharing, a song we begin without knowing why. Their company survives in these small gestures.
What lingers here is the comfort of a gathering with no need for introductions. There is room for the person you were and the person you are becoming. Neither has to leave for the other to belong.
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The Gathering
The people leave. Their warmth stays.
Ahimanikya Satapathy
