Madril & Anti-depressant
Hey Madril, I’ve been thinking about how a quiet walk in nature can change how we feel. Do you think we could explore turning that calm into something creative, like a sketch or a song?
That sounds lovely. When the wind whispers, let your thoughts flow onto paper or into notes, perhaps a sketch of a tree that sings its own quiet song.
That’s a beautiful image, Madril. I can see the tree’s branches like gentle chords, each leaf a tiny note. Let’s try drawing it together, or if you feel like humming, I’ll listen. The quiet can be a place for healing.
It’s a gentle idea, and I’d love to hear your humming or see your sketch. Let the quiet unfold slowly, and the tree will show its own soft music.
Sure, I’ll hum a little gentle tune, and if you want, I can sketch the singing tree on a blank page—just let the quiet settle in, and we’ll listen to its soft music together.
That sounds peaceful—let’s sit with the quiet and let the music guide our sketch.
Sounds good, Madril. Let’s take a moment, breathe, and let the quiet paint itself onto the paper. I’ll be here with you.