I love this one.

It's right in the heart that I can feel it, and that that is where it was composed from.

Constructive feedback wise:

Some of the sounds are still kind of midi, which can be a tough thing to overcome with limited tools. Mix wise, my biggest advice is that near things are drier with more delay and far things are wetter with less delay to the reverb. I.e. if you're 10 feet away and there's a wall 100 feet behind you, you'll be louder compared to the echo and it will take longer for the echo to reach my ears, whereas if you're 90 feet a way and there's a wall 10 feet behind you, you'll be quieter and the sound of the echo will be louder compared to you.

Mixing near and far is how you can get really big things in space.

Also, for making reverbs be nice and ambient and wet, you want to cut out the lows and the highs in the reverb EQ itself so that the sounds are mixed spatially.

Great work overall though, I really liked this composition. :)

Getting Ralph Vaughan Williams vibes.  That piano is so tender and expressive.  Amazing harmonic choices, this is incredible peaceful.

Beauty in simplicity. I guess you can never underestimate the potential of what you can do with just piano and strings haha.

Love it! Looking forward to hearing more from you!

I LOVE the little piano flourishes throughout the piece. This one gave me goosebumps!

A mysterious and long-forgotten forest ...

And hey! Someone did something NOT related to sand and space! Cool!

Good job :>

I really like the use of dynamics, in contrast to today's tastes which abuse compressors making everything flat.