Beneath the moon’s soft silver gleam, two ancient pines converse in dreams. They speak of seasons come and gone, of gentle rains and winter’s dawn. One recalls a passing fawn, the other sighs for mornings drawn. Their rustling boughs weave tales untold, in forest deep where time grows old. A wandering bard once paused to hear their woody whispers, drawing near. He caught their words in ink and verse, a gift to soothe the universe. Now through the woods their stories breeze, carried far by rus...