‘In 1921, a Butterfly’

Flickering butterflies

In 1921, a butterfly

 

The butterfly from the ginkgo biloba tree

landed on a traffic-light pole

 

And as she flickered her wings,

so flickered all the traffic-lights around the world

 

In perfect sync

 

As they flickered,

the caterpillars saw…

 

The caterpillars dreamt…

 

They believed…

 

They became!

Walid K

Walid Khabbaze rediscovered his passion for writing when he came across some poems which he had written more than 20 years ago.

Walid receives inspiration when spending time in nature and when reading or listening to authors like Alan Watts, Carl Gustav Jung, Emerson and others.

He also finds that he unveils deep insights and reflections when writing speeches that he delivers at mindX, his inspiring experiences platform.

Rumi said, “there is a voice that doesn’t use words… listen”. When we spend time in nature, and when we read and write about subjects we resonate with, we begin to hear the whispers of our inner voice.

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