long road Print

Imagine an artist who mixes paints on their palette, creating a vast canvas of colorful patches. Each patch is a part of the whole painting but possesses its own individuality. Just like these patches, we, as humans, are diverse, each carrying our own story, culture, and dreams. The modern world has witnessed a significant movement taking place among people—a process of migration. A change of residence can be a formidable challenge. It carries with it difficulties and struggles, yet at the same time, it unveils new possibilities and prospects. In a country where war turns homes into ruins and hearts into wounded spots, people are forced to leave behind everything they love and know, embarking on a journey to the realm of the unknown. The duration of this journey seems endless in its hardship. They bear on their shoulders memories of separation and tears, yearning to find refuge in a world where nobody awaits them. In this intricate dance of adaptation, words become sharp levers. They seek a new language that intertwines the sounds of their despair and hopes. Having lost their homeland, they seek daily routines and shelter in the embrace of foreign lands. But even here, amidst the multi-faceted bubbles of cultures, their shadows wander between two worlds, accompanied by memories that ignite vivid photographs of what once was. This is the story of people who are born anew, becoming the heroes of their own desperate song. They, as artists of survival, strive to retune the melody of their lives, composing new notes on the strings of hope and strength. They deserve our attention, our support, and our understanding. They are a testament to how the tender human spirit can be broken and yet rise again, even after the greatest trials. Migration due to war is a pain that cannot be ignored.