The inkpot brims, the sky bleeds color, and leaves listen.
Listen to the whispers of leaves, they repeat, they linger, they echo through the corridors of time, through ink drenched night, through the dew-kissed dawn. Repeating, repeating, softly the stories unfold, like petals unfurling in the morning sun, like secrets told by the wind.
“Long ago, when the forest was young and the stars were yet unformed…” A tale begins, carried on the breath of autumn. The leaves breathe life into words long forgotten, words that spin like dandelion seeds in the gentle current of air.
The tales are like dreams, kaleidoscopic and vivid. They wash over you, immersive, entrancing. The forest whispers, cradles you in its verdant arms, and you hear the rhythm of time itself—wavelike, hypnotic, eternal.
A brook babbles, a gentle lullaby. The inkpot murmurs under a moonlit canopy, reflecting a thousand whispered tales. You feel the pull, the sway of stories, like the movement of the stars in a night unfurling like a dark tapestry.
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