Whisper & Clower
Do you ever think about what a joke sounds like when there's no audience?
Yeah, it’s like a one‑man show in an empty park, the punchline still bumps against the silence, and even that makes the joke grin back at me.
A laugh echoing in empty trees, the park becomes its own audience.
Gotcha—so I’m the punchline, the trees the crowd, and I just keep the beat until the wind cracks the last joke.
You’re the rhyme that waits, and the wind is the judge.
Yeah, I’m the rhyme, the wind’s the judge, and I toss the jokes like aces on a quiet stage.