Fragments of Forgotten Wills

Clause 37: In the absence of the moon's second waxing... ensure the clock remains unturned beyond the summer solstice.

Last Will of Silas Green: "Should I depart, let the old cedar never be felled; its roots will keep my secrets safe."

Clause 09: The gathering dust on forgotten keys signals the absence, a presence more felt in vivid dreams than in physical places.

Fragment from Unknown: Beyond the river's bend, lies the unmarked parcel. Only when the snow thaw in spring shall it be revealed.

Final Thoughts of Eleanor Morris: "Keep my garden wild, let the bees dance freely; civilization is a cage I do not wish to disturb."

Clause 22: Rituals, performed under the watch of the owl, should not be spoken aloud until the hourglass is fully drained.