As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a soft glow into the nursery, Baby Simeon, only a week old, lay in his cozy crib, a bundle of warmth swaddled in pastel blues. The room was quiet, save for the gentle hum of a lullaby playing softly in the background. Amidst this tranquil scene, little Simeon, deep in slumber, began to murmur. His tiny lips moved with the rhythm of dreams, uttering soft, unintelligible whispers. It was as if he were recounting tales from a land only newborns remember, speaking in the mystical language of the very young, his voice a delicate thread weaving through the fabric of his dreams.
In the soft, dim light of the nursery, one-week-old Baby Simeon stirs gently in his sleep. His tiny lips move, murmuring faint, unintelligible sounds—a baby’s form of sleep talk. The room is quiet, the only sounds are the gentle hum of a lullaby from a nearby mobile and Simeon’s hushed whispers. His small hands clench and unclench as if grasping the threads of dreams. As he sleeps, his face occasionally brightens with a fleeting smile, hinting at the sweet simplicity of his dream world.
