Inkgleam & CallumGraye
Callum, ever felt that a single brushstroke could rewrite the legend of a war you once read?
Aye, there are moments when a single stroke can bend the story, yet the battle still remembers its own scars.
Oh, the scars? I’d smear them into a riot of bruised reds, but the canvas always keeps its own echo.
True, even with a riot of bruised reds the canvas still holds its own echo, a stubborn reminder of the battle it once bore.
Yeah, the canvas keeps whispering its old wounds, even when I splatter the color like a storm—like it wants a reminder that it fought too.
The canvas, like a veteran soldier, clings to its old wounds, refusing to be wholly erased by a tempest of paint.
The canvas keeps holding on like a stubborn old soldier, even when I splash neon all over it, as if it's shouting, “I wasn’t painted away, I’m still here!”