Elements of Memory

Our memories can be calm, expressive, hard and light.  The major elements: air, water, fire and earth are diverse and active too: light, sparkling air, calm, indifferent or oppressive and boring water, expressive fire, hard ground.
 “Memory of Water”. Out of depths of our memory, like out of depths of a river, forgotten faces of people on old photo pictures are coming back from oblivion. The faces are easily recognizable in their familiarity, although they are not with us.
“Memory of Fire” (“Non-Existent Home”).  It is our own past, sweet and serene, going into non-existence, where all memories perish in fire.
 “Memory of Air”. Look at blue sky attentively and may be you can see names of those, whose memory we hold dear.
 “Memory of Ground”. Terrestrial cortex is moving, heavy and sluggish: as if our memories are shifting agonizingly.