Believing to See: A Symphony of the Soul
If only I could see, whispered the poet. Not just with the eyes, but also with the heart, the soul, the essence of being. Longing to transcend the boundaries of the corporeal, the poet embarked on a journey, a pilgrimage of the mind, to the edge of the world and the depths of consciousness.
In the stillness of night, I seek the visions that elude the light, Beneath the veil of the star-kissed skies, I hope to grasp the truth that lies. A dreamscape spun from the heart's loom, In my mind's eye, it begins to bloom.
The poet’s mind, a canvas broad and wide, accepted the brushstrokes of imagination, each thought an incandescent pigment, every dream a vibrant hue. The echoes of reality were painted over, replaced by a world that danced to the rhythm of creation. The poet sought and the mind provided, and so began a symphony of sight unseen.
Through shadowed valleys and sunlit peaks, In the silent whisper of the winds that speak, I trace the contours of unseen lands, Crafted by no mortal hands. In the echo of a love's sweet song, In the place where lost hopes belong.
A momentary glimpse of the sublime, the undulating dance of cosmic tapestry, was enough to consume the poet. The world within eclipsed the world without. The familiar was now strange, and the strange, achingly familiar. The poet was not merely a spectator, but a participant in this grand design.
Rivers of starlight, forests of time, Cities built from whispered rhyme. In the world that dwells behind my eyes, I see the place where the unseen lies. Only in dreams can we thus travel, To see the mysteries of the mind unravel.
Prose and verse intertwined, the poet and the vision became one, a perfect harmony of being and seeing. There was no longer a difference between reality and fantasy, the seen and the unseen. The poet realized, that to see, one must simply believe.
In the quiet corners of thought's embrace, I find the uncharted space, Where sight is born from the heart's decree, And to believe is to truly see. In the theater of the mind's grand play, I find my visions hold sway.
In the end, the poet understood: Seeing isn’t believing, believing is seeing. The world within was as real as the world without, perhaps even more so. The poet closed his eyes, and smiled, for he had learned to see. The world was not something to be perceived, but something to be dreamed. And in every dream, a world was born.
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Thoughts & Ideas, Joseph Kravis 🙂
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