Beneath the moon’s soft silver gleam, A lonely pine stands by the stream. Its needles murmur ancient tales— Of mountain winds and winding trails. A traveler paused one autumn night, His heart once burdened, now felt light. He heard the tree in whispers say: “Let go what fades, embrace the day.” The stars above blinked in reply, As time itself seemed to drift by. No moral preached, no lesson forced— Just peace in nature’s course.