In the quiet town after dusk, where streetlights flickered like tired fireflies, we listened. The music of the world stitched itself from shadows and dust, an opera of the unnoticed.
The creak of the old wooden bridge was a bass line, steady and deep. It spoke of generations crossing, heavy with stories. Alongside it, the rustle of leaves formed a gentle melody, whispers from trees that had seen too much.
There was a time when we believed every sound had a purpose, a tale to tell. The hum of a distant car, the laughter of children far from home, even the distant barking of a dog—all part of an unseen symphony.
The night air was cool, and the stars blinked like distant friends, unaware of our search for harmony in their silence. Here, beneath the celestial canopy, we drifted in our thoughts, octaves apart yet closer than ever.
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