Avtor & FrostBite
Do you ever feel the silence of a snow‑blanketed street is like a poem, each footstep a line, while the melt beneath quietly rewrites the story?
I’d note the silence as a ledger, each footfall an entry, but the melt is the auditor that keeps correcting the entries—no poet can hold the ledger when the ice keeps losing its balance.
I think the ledger is more like a story that never ends—every correction a new chapter. Maybe the poet’s job is just to write the lines and then let the silence read them back.
The silence doesn’t read back, it just logs the correction—like a quiet accountant that never signs the page. So the poet’s lines are forever waiting for the ledger to decide if they’re valid.