A gentle stream meanders through the mossy stones, Murmuring secrets to the listening pines. Silver fish dart like fleeting thoughts, While dragonflies trace ripples on the water’s glass. An old willow dips its branches low, Weaving tales of sun and rain into its bark. The moon arrives with a soft-silver gown, Painting the night with whispers of ancient dreams. Here, time flows not in hours but in ripples, Each moment a verse in nature’s endless poem.