They say the Deer was born from the first breath of dawn,
Its steps as light as the morning mist.
Why was the Deer chosen to walk the Earth with such quiet grace?
What does it know that the world needs to learn?
The Deer moves not with haste,
But with purpose, its hooves gently kissing the earth.
It teaches the people that strength does not always roar—
Sometimes, true power is in silence, in stillness, in the gentle touch of the land.
Why does the Deer walk so quietly,
While the world rushes by?
Is it not afraid?
Or does it know something the others do not?
One young woman, burdened by the weight of her thoughts,
Looked to the Deer and asked,
“How do I find my way when I am lost in the noise of the world?”
The Deer did not answer in words,
But moved with grace through the forest,
Its path steady and sure,
And in that moment, the woman understood—
Strength is not about speed or noise,
But about moving with purpose, finding peace in the stillness,
And trusting that the way will reveal itself in time.
The Deer’s grace teaches us that we do not need to rush,
That the world will not always move at our pace,
But if we follow our hearts,
We will find our way with quiet confidence,
For true strength lies in grace.
