“Unraveling Dreams: Discover the Poetic Journey of Naduni’s Life Planning”
On a tranquil afternoon, one might find themselves pondering the very essence of existence—much like the speaker in our featured poem who sits contemplatively, gazing at an early moon. Have you ever caught yourself in a moment of stillness, lost in thought, while the world around you moves with frantic energy? The poem captures that peculiar blend of introspection and existential musings, asking not just “Who am I?” but also “Why do I bother planning a future when my very existence feels questionable?” It’s a deep dive into the human psyche, exploring our fears, aspirations, and the inherent uncertainties of life. As we navigate through this perplexing journey of self-exploration, we inevitably confront the absurdity of our expectations versus the unpredictable nature of reality. Sit back, take a moment, and rediscover what it means to truly exist—or perhaps merely dream—through the lens of poetic reflection.
Sitting on a lonely chair
On a serene afternoon
When the moon is unusually there
Already in the sky
I naturally wondered who am I
What was I doing there?
Looking at an early moon
Offset in a bright sky
