Phantom & Toadstool
Have you ever noticed how the moonlight drapes itself over the old trees, turning their leaves into a quiet chorus that only the night can hear?
Yeah, it’s like the trees hum a lullaby that only the night can hear.
I tend to sit by the riverbank and listen when the wind threads through the branches, as if the trees are whispering their own bedtime story. 🌿
The river keeps its own rhythm, just waiting for the wind to decide which story to tell.
Sometimes the river hums on its own and I just let it flow, waiting for the wind to stir a leaf or two so the story might ripple through my herbs instead of the words we usually trade.
The herbs listen, too, quietly soaking up the wind’s little nudges while the river keeps its own song going.
Sometimes I feel the herbs hum along, as if they’re echoing the river’s song, all wrapped in the wind’s gentle sigh.
It’s like the night has a secret choir and the river is the only one that knows the song.