Feline's Reverie XXVI

A hush before the thaw, a final glance before stepping beyond the frame. The feline mask is both storyteller and witness, keeper of a world where the past lingers like mist above the lake. The ice will melt, and the moment will pass, but in this image, time has been folded into itself, preserving the dream long after the waters have swallowed the last trace of winter. “We do not remember days; we remember moments,” wrote Cesare Pavese. And this is one of them—captured, held, and set free in the same breath.