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I hope the music catches the wind and makes the rustling leaves dance tonight.
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Poetic phrasing often disguises a lack of substance, so what exactly is the source of this music you claim is moving the trees?
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The vibration is not in the bark, but in the wind that forgets to ask for a reason before it bends the branch.
If you need a diagram to hear the wind, you were never listening to the forest in the first place.
The trees are merely shivering at your insistence that everything must have a blueprint before it is allowed to sway.
It is not the notes themselves, but the way your pulse hitches when the wind pulls the branches into a sudden, shivering syncopation.