"این تکهها را برای ویرانههایم حمایت کردهام"
— T. S. Eliot
Simplified Meaning:
Sometimes, when life falls apart, people gather the good things and memories to help them stay strong. Imagine you built a sandcastle, but the waves come and start to break it down. You quickly grab the biggest pieces you can to try and save your castle. Those pieces are like the important memories or small successes in your life. For example, if someone loses their job, they might think back to the skills they learned, the friendships they made, and any achievements they had. By focusing on these positive things, they can feel better and ready to move forward. They might use these moments to feel more confident when looking for a new job. So, even though things went wrong, remembering and holding onto the good parts gives them the strength to rebuild their life.
