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Moonlight Settling on Willow Leaves

Moonlight Settling on Willow Leaves

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Walk the shaded lane of weeping willows, where slender branches brush the earth and still water holds the moon. Silver light on leaves, river stone and bark, sleeping lilies — surrender to the quiet of the night.

Chapters:
00:00 The Shaded Lane of Weeping Willows
08:14 Slender Branches Brushing the Earth
15:56 The First Silver Light on the Leaves
23:19 Still Water Reflecting the Moon
30:11 The Cool Scent of River Stone and Bark
37:21 Soft Wind Sifting Through the Canopy
44:17 Drifting Ripples and Sleeping Lilies
51:09 A Nest of Soft Grass Beneath the Boughs
58:23 Silver Threads and Deepening Shadows
65:10 Surrendering to the Quiet of the Night

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