Stretch on the ground listens to the sound of water as it flows on the trunks of the trees. The depths of the truth are manifested by cold, silence and the modern world, ashes carried by extreme cold and the strong winds and back in an absurd cycle. Wind gathered, scattered and gathered again. In the curvature of the air burdened with ash, everything is uprooted from its roots without support or bond .. All things are trivial and fleeting , I wish my heart was a stone
The excerpt reflects on the experience of being grounded in nature while listening to the water flowing around trees. It conveys a sense of depth in truth that is often obscured by the cold silence of modernity. This world is characterized by a cyclical experience of change and desolation, marked by the ash that the wind carries, highlighting the transient nature of existence. The imagery suggests a disconnect from roots and stability as everything is subjected to forces beyond control.
The longing for emotional resilience is expressed through the desire for a heart of stone, implying a wish to be impervious to the fleetingness of life and its trivialities. The passage captures the tension between the beauty of nature and the harsh realities of modern life, emphasizing a profound sense of loss and the longing for permanence in an ever-changing world.
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