The Garden That Bloomed With Songs
Flowers Grown From Sound
In a secret grove, flowers only bloomed when people sang. Not beautifully—just honestly. A boy with a shaky voice sang quietly one evening, embarrassed. Slowly, pale buds glimmered open. A girl joined him with a soft humming, and the entire grove lit up with color. The garden didn’t care about perfection; it cared about expression.
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