A lonely willow stands by the lake, its branches tracing secrets on the water’s surface. Each dawn, it hums forgotten tales to the passing breeze—of lovers who met beneath its shade, of travelers who rested against its trunk, and of seasons that slipped by like silent dreams. One evening, a child paused to listen, and in the rustling leaves, heard a verse older than time: ”Roots deep in earth, soul touched by sky—where endings sleep, beginnings lie.” The words lingered long after twilight fad...