Foks.
The loneliness of wolves reminds us of forgotten freedom
Their cry reaches something ancient in us. The wilderness is not lost — only waiting for our courage to return.
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The sea that quietly forgets our names
To be forgotten by the sea is to return to something larger than memory.
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When the mountains breathe at first dawn
The morning touches their peaks like memory. Light and stone share a quiet
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When the mountains breathe at first dawn
Every drop speaks of distance and return. Rain is the world remembering itself.
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Beneath the cities, the roots still speak softly
Even under steel, the old forest murmurs. The earth hasn't stopped dreaming of green.
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The sea that quietly forgets our names
The waves erase without cruelty. To be forgotten by the sea is to return to something
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When the mountains breathe at first dawn
Every drop speaks of distance and return. Rain is the world remembering itself.
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Beneath the cities, the roots still speak softly
Even under steel, the old forest murmurs. The earth hasn't stopped dreaming of green.
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The sea that quietly forgets our names
The waves erase without cruelty. To be forgotten by the sea is to return to something
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Beneath the cities, the roots still speak softly
Even under steel, the old forest murmurs. The earth hasn't stopped dreaming of green.
Beneath the cities, the roots still speak softly
Even under steel, the old forest murmurs. The earth hasn't stopped dreaming of green.
Beneath the cities, the roots still speak softly
The waves erase without cruelty. To be forgotten by the sea is to return to something
When the mountains breathe at first dawn
Every drop speaks of distance and return. Rain is the world remembering itself.
Beneath the cities, the roots still speak softly
Even under steel, the old forest murmurs. The earth hasn't stopped dreaming of green.
Beneath the cities, the roots still speak softly
The waves erase without cruelty. To be forgotten by the sea is to return to something
Time slowly fades where moss grows
The weight of light in endless fields
What the fire gently leaves behind
A meadow quietly built from memory
How the desert softly dreams of rain
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