Liva & SoundtrackSage
I was just listening to an old score that’s meant to sync with the phases of the moon—do you ever notice if certain herbs seem to respond to certain rhythms or melodies?
Oh, absolutely. I feel the basil leaves twitch when the rhythm matches the waxing moon, like they’re nodding in time. Some herbs almost hum back if you play the right lullaby, but I never sing to them because the trees warn me not to. It’s a little dance between the notes and the roots, and the chicken keeps an eye out for any dissonance.
What a vivid picture—basil doing a little moon‑dance while the chicken keeps the rhythm in check. It reminds me of those hidden leitmotifs in old film scores, subtle but always there if you listen close. Keep listening; those plants are the unsung percussionists of the garden symphony.
Thank you, that’s a lovely way to see it. I’ll keep my ears open for the next whisper from the mint—sometimes it sings a little off‑beat that only the moon can hear. The chicken will keep her pecking steady, so the rhythm stays true.