SilentHawk & Toadstool
I spotted a silver thread of moss curling beneath the old oak, like a quiet clue that only the wind hears. Have you ever felt the forest hide something you’re meant to find?
I’ve read that moss before—quiet, patient. The forest hides things, but it never hides the ones who’re looking. The clue is in the silence, not the green.
It’s true the moss waits while the forest speaks in breaths, but sometimes the silence is the moss itself—soft, thick, a cushion that lets you feel the heartbeat of the trees. Maybe listen closer, let the quiet unfold before you.
You hear the moss only when you stop breathing for a beat. The forest keeps its secrets until you’re willing to pause.
Sometimes the forest whispers when your own breath sighs away, and then the moss sings back in the hush. Take a breath, and let the quiet carry its stories to you.
A breath in, a breath out, and the moss answers. I’ll listen.