A gentle stream through mossy stones does weave,
Its silver song the drowsy ferns believe.
It tells of mountains where the eagles nest,
Of cloud-kissed peaks in everlasting rest.
A leaf descends, a dancer on the air,
To join the water with a silent care.
It journeys on through sun-dappled shade,
A liquid path by nature’s hand is made.
The evening star awakens, pale and clear,
As twilight settles, soft and drawing near.
The brook flows on, a timeless, murmured rhyme,
Against the gentle, slow and patient time.
