Remember Your Heritage Haiku With Trees
“A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots.”
- Marcus Garvey, born 1887-08-17 in St. Ann’s Bay, Colony of Jamaica (present-day Jamaica)
Remember Your Heritage Haiku With Trees presents memory as a living force — something carried forward, not left behind. In KMTWF spirit, the work affirms that our past is not an anchor, but a guide, shaping strength, identity, and direction. To remember is to recognize the depth beneath who we are becoming.
The layered forest suggests generations standing together, each tree distinct yet rooted in shared ground. Subtle geometry woven through the landscape reflects continuity and order across time. This piece invites reflection on legacy as momentum — encouraging us to grow taller, reach further, and inspire more by honoring everything that brought us here.