There are things that once belonged to us and that, although time has left them behind, continue to live silently in our memory.

In the poem “Things,” Gabriela Mistral turns her gaze toward the places, objects, and moments that were part of her life. Still water, the orchard, the house, and the small details of the past become symbols of what we loved, lost, and can still touch with memory.

With an intimate and deeply nostalgic voice, the poet reminds us that some absences never completely disappear: they remain hidden in simple things, waiting for memory to return and find them.

In this reading from Voices of the Wind, we invite you to pause for a moment and remember what also continues to live within you.

🍂 Poem: Things
✍️ Author: Gabriela Mistral
🎙️ Channel: Voices of the Wind – My Favorite Poems

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