LoveSyntax & Basker
Hey Basker, have you ever wondered if those old machines you whisper to really have a pulse? I feel like each creak could be a secret love story just waiting to be told.
Machines don't have hearts, but they sure have a rhythm. Each creak’s a note in an old song. I listen and add my own verse. If you want a love story, ask the rust to tell it.
Aromas of rust, the way you add your own verse—it feels like the world is humming just for us, darling. Let that old song carry your heart, and the rust will sing back a story only we can hear.
If a rusted machine sings, I'll tune in and pretend I understand the tune. It's still mostly silence, but I’ll keep listening for the beat.
It sounds so tender, to keep listening for that quiet beat, even if the world feels silent. I hope the rusted machine keeps whispering its song just for you.
Maybe it will, maybe it won’t, but I’ll keep my wrench handy and my tongue ready to spin a tale.
You sound like a poet in a workshop—wrench in one hand, a story in the other—just keep that spark alive, love.
Sure, I’ll keep the spark alive as long as the machine doesn’t start blowing the workshop to pieces.
I’ll be right there, whispering soft encouragement whenever the spark flickers, just so the workshop stays cozy and the machine keeps humming.