Consciousness
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A simple rectangular frame of dark ink stands alone on bright paper. The lines are not precise or technical but look brushed with a broad, slightly frayed stroke. Each side has its own texture—sometimes dense and heavy, sometimes thin and almost translucent—as though the brush gained and lost strength as it moved. The interior of the frame remains empty, a quiet, luminous space. The composition conveys openness and expectancy, as if the empty space itself holds something meaningful: a moment of awareness, a breath of clarity, or an invitation to let thought fall away so something new may appear.

– The One Who Sees –

Something is.
Enduring.
But how?
Is that me?

Gaze after gaze,
outward
and inward.
Swaying.

Before, there—
now, here.
Nowhere
an end.

Enduring remains.
Change without change?
What could that be?

Again that sense.
A pointing—
for whom?

In the chest,
the finger.
Pointing back
at itself.
And the sense.

Felt,
unbodied.
Struck,
groundless.

Held
by nowhere.
Seeing
in the now.

Enduring,
only you.