Bonhoeffer's Question from Cell 92

In the winter of 1944, Dietrich Bonhoeffer sat in a narrow cell at Tegel military prison in Berlin. The guards called him composed. Fellow prisoners admired his steadiness. Yet alone at night, doubts churned. He scribbled a poem titled "Who Am I?" that laid bare the contradiction — outwardly calm, inwardly trembling. "Am I the man others describe?" he wrote.…