The Garden That Grew Questions
Flowers Sprouting From Curiosity
A mystical garden blossomed with flowers shaped like punctuation marks. Children picked exclamation lilies; philosophers harvested question roses. One man plucked a withering comma blossom and realized he had paused his life for too long. When he placed it back in the soil, it bloomed anew, teaching him that pauses are part of the sentence, not its end.
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