Unveiling the Silent Wisdom: Michael Walter’s Zen Poem That Transcends Time
Ever stopped to wonder what the present really is—when you peel away the layers of a cold winter’s day, a familiar building, and even the people we pass by? It’s like the world pauses for a breath, revealing moments suspended in time, unburdened by the usual noise. This striking poem doesn’t just ask a question; it dares us to strip down our perception and face the bare essence beneath the everyday scene. There’s a kind of raw, almost rebellious beauty in questioning the obvious—don’t you think? It’s a refreshing jolt reminding us that even in routine, there’s room for profound reflection. Dive in if you’ve ever felt life might be more than the sum of its parts.
What would the present be,
stripped
of this building,
this person,
this winter’s day?
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