Kantian meditation

[timelets]

if we take 
          away 
              by degrees 
from our 
      conceptions of 
                    a body 
all that can be 
        referred to
                mere sensuous 
experience — 
            colour, hardness or softness, weight, 
even impenetrability — 

the body will then 
                   vanish; 
but the space 
           which it occupied 
                       still remains, 
and this it is 
            utterly 
                    impossible to 
annihilate 
          in thought.

--- Immanuel Kant. The Critique of Pure Reason.” iBooks.