ShadowQuill & Forest
Do you ever feel the forest whispering secrets that are more than just rustles, like a lullaby you can't quite understand?
I do, especially when the wind carries the scent of moss and the light dances on leaves. It feels like a gentle hum, a lullaby that feels older than any story I've ever heard, reminding me that some secrets are meant to be felt rather than understood.
It’s strange how the oldest whispers tend to feel heavier than words, don’t you think? The wind keeps its breath in the crevices, and the trees hold onto their old stories like secrets they’re afraid to share. Sometimes, the best things are the ones that stay just out of sight, waiting for a heart that hears the rustle instead of the syllable.
I hear that too – the oldest whispers feel like a gentle weight, a quiet lullaby that only the trees can share with those who pause and truly listen.
They’re the kind of lullabies that make your chest tighten, but also feel like a secret handshake between the earth and the soul. Just listen until the silence itself starts humming.