The title "Memories" encapsulates the central theme of the anthology—fragmented recollections shaped by trauma, nostalgia, and time. It reflects the emotional landscape of memory: blurred by time and distortion, buried under layers of repression and silence, and blotted by grief, pain, and erasure. Together, they evoke the impermanence and fragility of remembering, portraying memories not as a clear archive but as a living, shifting presence. These poems explore how personal and collective histories leave behind traces—half-remembered, distorted, yet hauntingly alive—mirroring the complex human effort to make sense of what once was.