The laughter of leaves whisper testament over cool caverns, ancient moss the absurdity of clocks dashed upon rocks while they dance, backlit with sunglow, at the true speed of life daring us to defy the timeless tapestry in which all are woven Do stones large and small not rustle like leaves in the eye of the mountain? and is the leaf not as solid as stone, to the aphid? And what lives between two lover-friends? It is no brief candle measured with ticks on numbered dials It moves not with the flash of a single spark Nor with the slow glow of dawn In gentle illumination it is a soft gentle kiss drifting on mist, and it moves at the speed of love, with the rhythm of life