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In this essay I propose not only to analyze a poem by Jorge Luis Borges, but also to connect that poem with a metaphilosophical idea of Plato’s —namely, the view that philosophy begins in wonder. For I argue that some poetry —Borges’ brief poem being an admirable example— can serve as a prelude to philosophy by arousing Platonic wonder in readers capable of experiencing it.

La poesía como un preludio a la filosofía: algunas reflexiones sobre un poema tardío de Borges