Once upon a midnight dreary, when the horizon hummed a tune only stars could hear, I found myself woven into the fabric of forgotten lullabies. Songs that aren't sung, but felt through the echo of waves crashing in dreams.
Did you ever wonder about the lullabies that your ancestors hummed? In secret, between heartbeats, there exists a song, an aria of the universe. It's not a melody you can hear with your ears, but rather with your soul. Picture this: a gentle breeze that carries the scent of the ocean, there lies the tune, vibrant and elusive.
Everyone has their own lullaby, bound in memories like treasures hidden beneath the moonlight's kiss. These songs hum in the background, as you awake with dawn or slip into sleep, a reminder of a world beyond what we touch and see.
As you drift through the labyrinth of these verses, ask yourself: what song lingers after your breath fades like ripples on a pond? Perhaps a hidden melody awaits in the whispers of the breeze, or in the rustle of leaves under a twilight sky.