The Almanac of Impossible Folk

The Poet-Sailor

A sailor adrift in starlit hush, charting questions with no need for answers.

The River That Forgot Its Name

A river that carries everything but its name, gently washing away what was never meant to stay.

The Sparrow Who Sang in Riddles

A sparrow’s tune, turning doubts into half-remembered riddles that hover in the hush of dawn.

The Gardener of Forgotten Fruit

A gardener in a dreamlike orchard where each fruit holds a memory and every bite tastes like maybe.

The Clock That Skipped Noon

A clock that never rang the middle hour, skipping straight to twilight and leaving the hush behind.

The Thief Who Stole a Color

A thief who took a color no one had named, leaving dawn brighter and memories half-hollow.

The Hermit Who Whistled in Morse

A hermit whistling notes only the wind can carry, sending riddles into the dusk where echoes learn to speak.

The Lantern That Floated Upstream

A single lantern drifts upstream, carrying only the hush of what was never truly lost.

The Widow of the Wind

A woman who married the wind and tends the silence he left behind like a garden that only grows in dreams.

The Piano That Cried at Dawn

A piano that only wakes in the quiet before sunrise, each note a fleeting echo of something half-remembered.

The Postman of Impossible Letters

A mythic wanderer delivers messages to doors that may never open, carrying the weight of words that never needed answers.

It’s Called Being Alive