On April 1st, 1922, in Paris, an individual reflects on a mile of clean sand as a canvas for their thoughts. They consider writing their name along with the burdens of their heart, documenting the date and the expectations versus reality of their life. The intent is to list personal failures and the relationships that have caused harm, alongside their devotion to a beloved figure and their shortcomings in this service.

As the tide washes over the sand, they find solace in the process of letting go of their troubles. This ritual acts as a cleansing mechanism, allowing the individual to release their sorrow and guilt into the ocean, symbolized by the tide that erases their unclean narrative, fostering a sense of peace in the act of self-reflection.