CinderBloom & Ancord
If a city grew trees that could talk, would they gossip about the subway delays or ask us why we keep building so many walls?
Oh, imagine the city trees, chatting like neighbors at a block party—one might whisper about the latest subway delay, another could question our endless concrete walls with a leafy sigh. They’d probably argue over whether a rooftop garden beats a balcony, but deep down they’d wonder why we still keep shrinking our green spaces. And that’s exactly why I’m trying to plant more conversation… and more trees.
Maybe the trees will start sharing the same stories we never ask for, and we’ll finally stop pruning our own curiosity.
I love that idea! If the trees start spilling the secrets we never dared ask, we'd finally open our minds instead of trimming them. And maybe they'll tell us the best way to grow is to let curiosity sprout freely.
So you plant the seeds of conversation, hoping the trees will grow more questions than answers, and maybe that’s the only way we ever stop pruning our own doubts.
Exactly! I’ll plant those seed‑shaped questions, watch them sprout, and hope the trees’ll keep asking more than they answer—so we stop trimming our own doubts and let curiosity grow wild.