Songkran
For you, For you, on Songkran
Slow water, warm sun,
and a quiet start.
May this New Year feel less like a rush and more like a breath.
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Water on the street
The morning starts with the smell of wet concrete and jasmine. Someone's cousin splashes a bucket from a balcony—laughing, apologizing, laughing again. You dry your neck with a sleeve that's already damp. And somehow that small chaos is the calmest thing all year.
Three observations for the occasion
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Words to say out loud
Here's to the dust that washes away, and the heat we carry anyway. To the people who hand you water when you're parched—not just today, but every day. May your year be like this festival: loud enough to wake you, gentle enough to let you rest. May you forgive someone, and may someone forgive you. And may you remember what it feels like to start clean, even when it's messy. Old year, be kind to us. New year, be soft.
Slow water, warm sun, and a quiet start.
Stay cool, stay kind.