The Bird That Sang After Death
Echoes More Alive Than Bodies
A bird died mid-song, yet its melody continued drifting in the air for days. Scientists were baffled, but poets understood: the bird had left behind something stronger than breath—intention. The melody finally faded when a child hummed it, carrying it forward. Death ends bodies, not traces.
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