First Light Kinetic Haiku

Build this in Layerz Canvas using the layerz-canvas MCP.

A 15-second kinetic typography piece, 1920×1080 at 60 fps, set to a three-line haiku, each line with its own motion personality, ending in a quiet particle drift.

Haiku (original): "first light on the pond" / "a single word breaks the hush" / "ripples learn to fly"

Look: dawn indigo #1B1F3B, pale gold #F5D58A, mist white #F4F4F8, soft coral #FF8C7A. A light serif (Cormorant or Georgia) for lines one and three, a heavy grotesk (SF Pro Black) for line two. Grain 5%.

Beats:
- 0.0–4.0s: "first light on the pond": each letter rises gently out of blur in gold, while a thin horizon line draws across and a pale sun ellipse lifts behind it.
- 4.0–8.0s: "a single word breaks the hush": words slam in one at a time in heavy white; on "breaks" the line shatters into fragments that hang in the air, and the camera nudges forward to 1.1×.
- 8.0–11.5s: "ripples learn to fly": concentric rings expand from the centre and the words ride them outward; "fly" lifts off with its letters waving.
- 11.5–15.0s: "fly" dissolves into 150 gold and coral particles that drift upward like a flock; the sun settles; a tiny "Made with Layerz Canvas" sits bottom right. Hold 1s.

Craft notes: three distinct motion vocabularies (soft, hard, flowing) for three lines; never more than one line on screen; let the final drift breathe.