Reverbalong
Once, in a forgotten town, whispers traveled farther than footsteps. They echoed through alleyways, clinging to memories. An old man sat upon a sun-bleached bench, recounting tales of verdant valleys where shadows longed for the sunset. Every story was a thread woven into a tapestry unknown, transcending the mundane mundane of everyday life.
Beyond the mountains, a river sang a tune only the trees understood. An endless cycle, much like the turning of pages in an ancient book. The sky watched over, an eternal witness, as dreams danced atop the clouds, elusive yet tangible, like morning dew on a spider's web. Here was peace, untouched and unspoiled.
When the stars shone brightest, voices converged in songs of old. They spoke of journeys undertaken by souls seeking refuge. The echoes knew their names, tracing paths forgotten by time, leading them to shores washed by moonlit waves.