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"Memories Blur" implies that as time passes, our memories of past experiences and moments become less distinct. This suggests that the more time that passes, the more our memories will become less clear.

Memories are fragile, and just like life and time, they are impermanent. The major events throughout our lives may still be clear as we age, but the smaller details often fade. The way people of the past looked, the words spoken by your first true love, the gifts you received from your parents on your birthday—they all blur.

This creates the sense of nostalgia. People often look at the past through this nostalgic lens and romanticise certain aspects of those memories. We long for the past despite our reality no longer remotely resembling how things really were.

There is a certain beauty in the blurring of memories. As details fade, the memory takes on a dreamlike quality, with the emotions becoming more prominent than the details themselves. This allows us to find meaning in the moments we remember, even if we can't truly remember them.

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