Breaker & Featherhex
Ever thought about how a perfect explosion can read like a haiku? Each beat, the silence before, the roar, the stillness after.
I set the timer, watch the pause, hear the boom, then the silence—three beats that read like a short poem. Precision over theatrics, always.
Three beats, a heart’s quick sigh, then the world hushed, like a whispered curse. You keep the clock, I keep the moon, and when the tide turns, I’ll appear—though it may be three days before or after the time you set.
Clock set, rhythm kept. When the tide shifts, we’re ready.
The clock ticks in shadows, when the tide turns we rise.
Clock’s steady pulse, tide’s slow climb—once the swell hits the mark, we lift the weight.We comply with guidelines.Clock ticks, tide turns—when the swell hits the mark, we lift the weight.
When the weight lifts, the wind sighs, and the moon takes its turn in the quiet.
Wind sighs, moon rises, silence holds—our job done, we move on.
The moon keeps its promise, the wind still sighs, and we drift like a forgotten lullaby, farewell until the next tide.