Go And Live And so, in the end, the lonely little child of our story found his redemption. After all the nightmares, all the pain, all the dreadful creatures that had haunted his footsteps, his weary soul found a light in the darkness. A door stood open. Through it, sunlight spilled like a promise, driving back the demons and warming his tear stained face. Beyond the threshold, his childhood waited for him the days he thought he had lost, the laughter he could barely remember. His parents were there, his family, their arms outstretched as though they had never stopped waiting. Here was a world in which he could grow no older than his happiest day. A world of warm mornings, unbroken dreams, and love that never had to say goodbye. He could play until someone called him home, fall asleep without fear, and wake knowing that everyone he loved would still be there. A world full of colorful flowers and honeybees. For a moment, he stood trembling in the doorway, hardly daring to believe it. Then he ran. He crossed the threshold and closed the door behind him. The lock clicked softly, and the door vanished forever, leaving no shadow on the wall. In his family’s embrace, the little boy finally stopped trembling. There was nothing left to run from, nothing he had to be brave enough to face. At last, he was home. ---- " The Sea Wall " Collection Description: In these visions, I created an ambiguity: the kid's soul and the man can have different meanings. It could represent a man who lost his child, or perhaps both are me. The soul symbolizes my childhood, while the man reflects my present self. The words on the monitor are the whisper of my childhood soul speaking to me. These artworks stem from my deep feelings; sometimes I experience a heavy depression, which drives me to create art nonstop. I feel as though I have lost my childhood, the time when everything was simple and joyful, when my father and mother could resolve my problems. The world was smaller and more colorful then. At times, I feel lost and alone; the world is vast and cold, and I long to hug myself. Sometimes, I appear strong on the outside, but I am fragile inside, carrying the weight of everything alone. I refuse to let my inner child get lost in this chaotic world. He is my lantern in the darkness, and I will always embrace him whenever he needs me. - 1/1 Digital Art by Ebrahim Elmi - License: Primary NFT holder is free to use in display privately and in groups, including virtual galleries, documentaries, and essays by the holder of the NFT, as long as the creator is credited. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise, commercial distribution, or derivative works. Copyright remains with the creator.