The Illusion of Reality Poem

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A world of sights, of sounds, of touch,
Perceived by senses, oh, so much.
A canvas painted, rich and bright,
A tapestry of wondrous light.
Yet truth be told, reality's veil,
Can often be elusive, frail.
A mirage, a dream, a play,
A grand illusion on life's stage.
What we see may not be true,
For perception shapes our view.
Our senses filter, our minds create,
Our reality, a subjective state.
Is it real or just a guise,
A fleeting moment, a clever guise?
Do we see what truly lies,
Or are we lost in our own eyes?
The truth may hide, obscured from sight,
In shadows, whispers, and the night.
As we navigate life's mystery,
We ponder the nature of reality.
An enigma, a puzzle to explore,
As we seek what lies at its core.
A quest for meaning, truth, and clarity,
Unraveling the illusion with curiosity.