Piglet: “Pooh?” 

Pooh: “Yes, Piglet?” 

Piglet: “Do sunsets always feel a little… comforting?”

Pooh: “Mm-hmm. I think they do. They remind us that even busy days know how to rest.”
Piglet: “Oh… I like that. Sometimes I forget to rest.”
Pooh: (smiling softly)
“That’s why the sky helps us remember. It slows down so we slow down too.”
Piglet: “Pooh?”
Pooh: “Yes?”

Piglet: “Do you think tomorrow will be a good day?”
Pooh: “I think it will be whatever it needs to be. And we’ll handle it together, which makes it good enough already.”
Piglet: (leans a little closer)
“Pooh… does anything ever worry you?”
Pooh: “Oh, sometimes. Even bears worry.”
Piglet: “What do you do when you worry?”
Pooh: “I sit with someone who helps the world feel less heavy… like you.”
Piglet: “…Really?”
Pooh: “Really. And then I watch the sky until my heart remembers that everything changes—clouds, colors, feelings. Nothing stays heavy forever.”
Piglet: “That makes me feel braver.”
Pooh: “Sunsets do that, Piglet. They whisper, ‘You made it through today… and you’ll make it through tomorrow too.’”
Piglet: “Thank you, Pooh.”
Pooh: “Thank you for sitting with me. Moments like this are better when shared.”