The mist lingers at dawn,
slow to release its hold,
as if savoring
one last moment of sleep.
Light slips gently between the folds,
not forcing,
not persuading—
only waiting.
Then the mist begins to part,
thread by thread,
revealing mountain, pine, and sky
as if they were never gone.
The temple emerges quietly,
roof first,
then walls,
then the stillness it has always held.
Nothing announces this unveiling.
Nothing applauds.
The mist simply moves on,
the world simply returns,
and the temple remains—
unchanged, unbothered,
standing where it has always stood,
at ease with being seen
or unseen.
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