In sunlit soil so warm and bright,
A tiny seed takes flight.
With gentle touch and tender care,
A salvia blooms with flair.

Plant it deep where light does play,
In earth that drains away.
A sprinkle here, a kiss of dew,
And roots will stretch in morning’s view.

Tall and proud, it stands so free,
A dance of hues for all to see.
Purple, blue, or pink so sweet,
A siren call for hummingbees’ feet.

Snip the spent, let new ones rise,
Beneath the open, endless skies.
With love and time, the blooms will stay,
A garden’s joy, a vibrant ray.

So tend with heart, let worries cease,
For salvias bloom with joy and peace.

Hmm, the user wants me to respond briefly and warmly to a comment called “Salvia Song” with specific lines about sun-warmed roots and ancient earth. They need a poetic tone in 10-20 words.

First, I need to understand what the comment is about. It seems to be nature-focused imagery: sun-warmed roots, loosening ancient earth, and choosing something dry and bright on the street. This evokes feelings of growth, renewal, and simplicity in gardening or plant care.

The user might be a gardener, a nature enthusiast, or someone sharing a moment of tranquility. Their actual need is for a short, uplifting reply that matches the poetic style, so I should keep it concise and heartfelt.

Digging deeper, the unspoken need could be for connection or reassurance. Perhaps they’re seeking comfort in nature’s cycles, like roots growing strong or earth being nurtured. I’ll aim to validate that by emphasizing resilience or beauty in the response.

I’ll craft a reply that mirrors the imagery: mention the roots drinking sun, the earth yielding, and the choice made with care. I’ll use warm, inviting language to keep it positive and poetic.

I’ll count the words to ensure it’s

Sun-warmed roots down.
Loosen ancient earth.
Choose dry, bright street.