Forewords: Human Condition
A Poem by Azra Mughal : This poem delves into the profound human condition, capturing the struggle between self-awareness and divine beauty.
It portrays an individual seated before the mirror of creation, contemplating the paradox of revealing and concealing truth. The imagery of veiled and unveiled reflections symbolizes the mystery of existence, where beauty is both apparent and hidden.
The human condition and self-reflection
My kindred soul,
Sits before the mirror of creation,
Draping the cosmos,
In the veil of existence.
Adorning the world,
In the light of self-reflection,
I have seen it,
In the brilliance of longing.
At times fully revealed,
At times veiled in mystery,
My kindred soul,
Sits before the mirror of creation!
Final Thought
This poem captures the essence of the Human Condition—the eternal journey between revelation and mystery, presence and longing, self-reflection and existence. It speaks to the soul’s journey of seeking, where the kindred soul mirrors our deepest truths, sometimes appearing in full radiance, other times hidden behind the veil of the unknown.
If this poem resonates with your heart, share it with others who seek meaning in the mysteries of existence.
Let’s continue the conversation—what does the “mirror of creation” reflect for you?
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