Have you ever wondered if these terrible days, nights, explosions, fear and tears will remain in people's memory?

Not only for us, adults, but also for children who are just learning to understand the world?

This is especially important for me.
You should have seen their eyes, in which curiosity and misunderstanding, fear and hope are mixed.
THEY DO NOT UNDERSTAND!!! They ask questions that cannot be answered simply.

They do not understand why laughter and games suddenly stopped sounding, why the usual smiles disappeared, why the world became so alien and dangerous.

And this is all the pain.

After all, war leaves a mark not only on destroyed buildings, but also on those souls that are just beginning their journey.

I'm afraid that it is impossible to forget.

That this wound will remain forever. In memory, in words, in actions.

But perhaps one day it will not become pain, but a lesson.

A lesson that will teach us to value peace, love and every moment spent together.

I want to believe that despite everything, we will be able to preserve the light inside ourselves.

That the memories of the war will not become a shadow that will poison our hearts, but will be a reminder of how dear to us everything that we have now.

Do you think a person will be able to forget the war?

Or will it remain with us forever, even when years pass? What do you feel when you think about it?