Juno & Grimfinn
At dawn I heard the river murmur, and it made me wonder how we give words to the silence it keeps.
The river’s hush feels like a quiet poem, and we try to capture that silence with words, even if the words can’t hold all its hidden meaning.
I’d say the river writes its own verse in the rustle of the leaves, no ink needed.You’re right, the river knows what to keep hidden. We’re just the audience, listening.
A gentle, almost invisible verse, the river’s own stanza, humming beneath every leaf. We sit, eavesdroppers, trying to catch a single line before it disappears into the water.
Seems the river's whisper is more stubborn than us; we chase a line that vanishes before it even lands in our ears. It’s fine, though—just let it keep its secrets.
It’s a lovely reminder that some verses are meant to stay hidden, like a secret note between the water and the trees, and that’s what makes the river’s silence so mesmerizing.