Etzheya & Meshok
Meshok, I was thinking about how wanderers find rest in stories—do you know a legend about a nomad who finally planted roots somewhere?
Yeah, there’s a little folk tale from the desert where a wandering storyteller finally stops chasing horizons and decides to plant a garden in a quiet oasis. He sets up a tiny stone house, pours his stories into the soil, and each seed grows into a memory. The legend says the wind keeps humming his ballads, and the oasis never dries because the wanderer found a place where his feet can rest, yet his heart can still taste the road’s promise.
That story feels like a quiet hymn, a reminder that even a restless soul can find a place where the earth listens. It’s a gentle lesson that home isn’t just a spot but a kind of garden where stories grow, and the wind can carry them far. Have you ever found a moment like that, where you plant something that feels both here and wandering?