Rhythm, Migration, and the Memory We Carry
Before the footprints fade, we carry the echo, not just of where we lived, but how the ground responded. Each move is a measure: each goodbye, a beat. The country is on the move. Or maybe it’s holding its breath.
Migration across the United States has slowed to historic lows, yet each relocation carries more weight than ever. We’re no longer drifting—we’re choosing, and that choice is both political and deeply personal. Beneath the headlines about affordability and climate lies something more profound: a syncopated migration of cultural memory, reshaping regions not just demographically, but rhythmically.