""This collection of poems is not merely words scattered on paper, but a journey of consciousness and emotion, leaving its mark on the heart as light leaves its imprint in darkness. Here, the voice of a mother emerges, a mother who wished to bequeath to her children and to all of humanity a legacy of love, freedom, and belonging. Every poem is an invitation to contemplation, every verse a window onto new meaning, and every page a step toward a more radiant self. Read it to remember that life is not measured by what we lose, but by the lasting impact we leave in the hearts of those who come after us. This collection is a promise that the honest word has the power to illuminate, to liberate, and to keep you alive in the memory of those you love. It is not simply a collection of poems, but a poetic voyage weaving its threads between love and longing, between freedom and belonging, between humanity and its myth, and between light and shadow. Each poem bears its own unique imprint, yet they all unite in one goal: to leave a mark on memory, an enduring legacy for children and for humanity. In it, we find: _ Emotional sincerity: In poems such as "The Matter is Settled" and "Mirage," the struggle between longing and resistance, between absence and presence, is revealed in language rich with sensory and emotional imagery. _ Belonging and freedom: In "My Belonging" and "Be You," we read an explicit call to embrace love without constraints, to break free from tradition, and to leave a personal mark on the face of time. _ Humanity and eternity: In "Human" and "Only Once," the value of giving and loyalty is revealed as a humanitarian message that transcends the self to reach others. _ Nature and symbolism: In "Trees" and "Questions," nature becomes a mirror of the soul, where clouds, stars, and trees are symbols of life, patience, and eternity. _ Myth and memory: In myth, longing intertwines with glorification, making humanity itself an unforgettable legend. _ Eternal love: In "Together We Remain" and "Leaves," love is revealed as a force that connects the past with the present, leaving a legacy for children and for humanity. It can be described as a profound legacy worthy of being passed down to children as a message of love, and to humanity as a message of hope, for it teaches that love, freedom, and humanity are the enduring values, no matter how time changes or faces shift. Here, poetry is not merely fleeting words, but an indelible mark on the record of humankind. Nobels Electronic Library""