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Dolce Far Niente



🌿 Saat waktu tak lagi menuntut, saat angin hanya berbisik pelan. Saat aku duduk di antara cahaya dan bayanganku sendiri. 

Tidak ada yang harus diselesaikan. Tidak ada yang perlu dimenangkan.

Hanya waktu yang mengalir tenang--berjalan tanpa suara, Dan hanya pikiranku yang menari--mengalir perlahan di dalamnya.

Di kedalaman keindahan Sape, Kutemukan laut yang bisa bersenandung, Kurasakan hutan pegunungan yang diam dalam kebijaksanaan. 

Aku belajar kearifan masyarakat tepian sungai, menghayati kehalusan hati masyarakat pedalaman hutan.

Aku hidup tanpa beban— menghirup manisnya udara--Bahagia tanpa melakukan apa-apa.

Dolce far niente...Tiada melakukan apa-apa bukan berarti hampa— tapi adalah suatu keberadaan yang tak membutuhkan pembuktian.


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