Am I witnessing a mere stone or a towering mountain? To whom should I convey this astonishing dilemma?

This beautiful couplet speaks to a profound sense of wonder and the challenge of expressing it. It asks, "Should I see a stone or a mountain? To whom should I tell this astonishing experience?" It suggests a moment where the ordinary (a stone) can transform into something immense (a mountain) in our perception, or perhaps the difficulty in discerning the true scale of what we behold. The "astonishment" isn't just about what is seen, but about the very act of seeing and the inability to fully share such a deep, personal revelation. It highlights the often ineffable nature of truly moving experiences.