Understanding the Poetic Journey

The transcript explores themes of self-identity, emotions, and connections with celestial bodies. It delves into the feelings of rising and transformation, using imagery of the morning and the universe. The narrative reflects on the interconnectedness of everything and everyone, emphasizing a sense of universal presence and transformation.

What does the narrator compare themselves to in the beginning of their journey?

• A thief

• A bird

• A tree

• A river

What celestial event makes the narrator feel uplifted?

• A comet passing by

• A shooting star

• A perfect circle in the sky

• A solar eclipse

How does the narrator describe their feeling when looked at with 'language in your eyes'?

• Like a falling leaf

• Like a planet

• Like a shooting star

• Like a comet

What triggers the narrator's emotional rise?

• The call of a name

• The sound of music

• The touch of a hand

• The sight of the ocean

What does the narrator feel when they hear a call?

• They feel like they are running

• They feel like they are falling

• They feel like they are floating

• They feel grounded

What metaphor does the narrator use to describe their transformation?

• A snake with golden light

• A bird in flight

• A river flowing

• A tree growing

What happens to the narrator when they split like a snake?

• They become a mountain

• They become a river

• They shatter into constellations

• They turn into a tree

What does the narrator become one with in the final section?

• The earth

• Everything and everyone

• The sky

• The ocean

What is the narrator's state when they feel 'like I completely disapp'?

• They feel like they are dreaming

• They feel more present

• They feel like they are asleep

• They feel invisible

What does the narrator describe as 'shining everywhere at once'?

• The sun

• The stars

• Nothingness

• The moon