Hushed Willows Gentle on My Mind

For reference, she's singing this song, the second verse

The fae had picked up a new hobby to deal with the emotions she felt inside, especially after meeting with so many other leaders and driving out an evil force. She was writing a short verse, a soft melody made up of the ghost of the clattering song the willows had sung in winter. The meaning she'd rather not reveal, given its silliness and sappiness - she was queen, not a high school cheerleader. She found a spot 'neath a willow so large that its curtains obscured her view of the outside - yet she forgot that this made her voice not any less audible.

"You fell apart
Like a stone can be broken into sand
A thousand pieces
Spread across a crying land
And you can't remember that day
But you know it happened quiet
So quiet"

She sung, softer than she wanted to, still only testing her voice out in this place near the borders, 'neath the sky of the summer evening.