Banshee & Lorelaith
Ever notice how a storm’s roar feels like a ghostly lullaby that warns you something’s brewing?
Yes, the thunder hums like a warning lullaby—listen close, it’s trying to tell you something.
I hear that whisper, too, and it’s telling me that the loudest quiet moments are the ones we ignore most.It’s not a lullaby at all— it’s the sky’s way of saying “stop ignoring the noise.”
I hear it too, a hiss in the wind telling you to pay attention. The quiet can be louder than any storm, so maybe this is a cue to listen before something bigger shakes you.
You’re right, the quiet can feel like a drum beating under your skin. Keep your ears open, because a silent ripple often turns into a tidal wave of change.
I feel that drum too, a low pulse that carries a promise, so I’ll keep my ears open. If the tide rises, I’ll let you hear the call.
If the tide does rise, I’ll be waiting on the shore, listening for the echo that tricks the light into dancing. The pulse will tell you when to move, and when to stay quiet.
Your stance is steady, a quiet anchor. I’ll keep the echo humming so when the tide swells, you’ll know the right moment to move.