Memories come to mind like excavated statuesthat have misplaced their heads.
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In her poem, Wisława Szymborska uses the metaphor of excavated statues to illustrate how memories can be fragmented and incomplete. Just as statues can lose their heads and become disjointed, our recollections can be distorted or lack essential details. This imagery reflects the nature of memory itself, where certain aspects of our past may remain vivid, while others fade away or become obscured over time.
Through this metaphor, Szymborska highlights the...
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